Being Vaccinated Against COVID Could Help You Get Hired: Put It On Your Resume, Recruiter Says
A job recruiter said if you are vaccinated t's not a bad idea to put that on your resume because it can be an incentive for hiring.
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A job recruiter said if you are vaccinated t's not a bad idea to put that on your resume because it can be an incentive for hiring.
Officials at Bowie State University announced that the school has received a $1 million donation from Adobe as part of the Adobe Anchor School Program.
Officials with Pigtown Main Street announced a new innovative way to help encouraging storytime with families called "StoryWalk."
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is relocating two concerts from the Music Center at Strathmore as the North Bethesda venue continues negotiations with I.A.T.S.E. Local 868, the union representing ticket office workers.
Margaret Fetterolf lived went missing in 1975 from Alexandria, Virginia, her family told police.
Barfly's is a laid-back bar in the Riverside neighborhood boasting over 650 whiskeys, bourbon and scotches
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh on Wednesday offered his support for the Department of Justice's challenge of the new Texas law that bans abortions after six weeks.
Baltimore County Fire officials said crews are on the scene of a fire in Edgemere Wednesday morning.
A man died after he was hit by a car as he was standing outside his parked car in Dundalk Tuesday evening, Baltimore County Police said.
The Alexandria Police Department is asking the public in the Baltimore-Washington region to help find 2-year-old twins Mariah and Bailee Fostion.
"It's a descriptive term for an individual to generate very high amounts of neutralizing antibodies," Dr. Mohanakrishnan Sathyamoorthy, Chair of Internal Medicine, Texas Christian University.
The cast includes a fire captain, crop duster, lineman, and ironworker, among others.
Snail Mail, a.k.a. the rock outfit fronted by Maryland native Lindsey Jordan, is back with highly anticipated sophomore album "Valentine," due out Nov. 5 on indie label stalwart Matador Records.
Maryland reported 1,189 new COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths, according to state health department data released Wednesday morning.
The awareness campaign will consist of digital billboards, flyers, and ads on buses, social media and radio throughout Maryland and Delaware.
