Baltimore Fire Crews Respond To Two-Story Apartment Fire
Baltimore Fire crews were on the scene of a two-story apartment fire Wednesday evening.
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Baltimore Fire crews were on the scene of a two-story apartment fire Wednesday evening.
As we inch closer to the school year, many summer programs are coming to an end but one, in particular, is looking to continue the work they've done over the past few months, throughout the academic year.
In Maryland, data shows the number of COVID-19 cases among children has been steadily rising since July. Even as COVID-19 cases surge, students are returning back to the classrooms for in-person learning.
Beginning Friday at midnight, MD-295 will be closed from Bush Street, near the BRESCO Trash Incinerator, to I-695
Officials announced that three Prince George's County Police officers have been arrested for an alleged insurance fraud scheme.
Fans attending football games at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium will be required to wear masks in indoor space, the academy announced on Wednesday.
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As severe weather moves through the region and much of Maryland is under a tornado watch, Baltimore's AFRAM Festival has postponed numerous in-person events.
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Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday announced the Maryland Department of Health has instituted new vaccination protocols at the state's hospitals and nursing homes requiring that staff provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19.
The Maryland Department of the Environment is hoping to locate a lead paint test tool that contains radioactive material after the gauge disappeared from a work site in Baltimore.
A north Baltimore gym said it is the first in the city to require proof of vaccination against COVID-19.
