Baltimore Firefighters Knock Down 4-Alarm Fire In Charles North
Baltimore firefighters had their hands full early Wednesday after a four-alarm fire erupted at a building in the Charles North neighborhood.
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Baltimore firefighters had their hands full early Wednesday after a four-alarm fire erupted at a building in the Charles North neighborhood.
"The Amazing Race" returns to CBS Wednesday night for a historic 33rd season that begins in London, England.
Sophia Bush & Jason Isaacs star in a new medical drama, which premieres Wednesday night on CBS.
A woman is making sure more public places have quick access to defibrillators, specifically AEDs.
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for parts of Maryland on Wednesday morning, and we could get another helping of snow as soon as Thursday evening.
The department opened two new testing sites Friday to keep up with an increased demand for testing amid a surge in new infections.
With COVID-19 hospitalizations topping 3,000 in Maryland and predicted to continue climbing, Gov. Larry Hogan on Tuesday declared a state of emergency to combat the public health crisis.
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Maryland is under a new 30-day state of emergency as hospitals struggle with more than 3,000 patients right now, a record number.
"Every time there's a need, we step up and meet it," Dr. Scalea told WJZ.
Baltimore police on Tuesday released body-worn camera footage of the shooting of Barron Von Coe, the 59-year-old man who was shot on Christmas Day in the midst of a behavioral crisis after he claimed to have a bomb and pointed a gun at responding officers.
The state is now reporting a record-shattering 3,057 COVID-19 hospitalizations.
Howard County on Tuesday announced the opening of a new COVID-19 testing site to service as many as 15,000 county employees and their families.
With COVID-19 cases continuing to rise, the Baltimore City Health Department on Tuesday suspended all in-person activities at city-run senior centers to curb transmission.
The shortage extends beyond teachers. This includes substitutes, bus drivers, custodians, cafeteria workers and administrators.
