You Can Get Vaccinated Against COVID At The Howard County July 4th Celebration
If you're headed to watch the fireworks at Lakefront at Columbia on the Fourth of July, you can get a coronavirus vaccination while you're there.
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If you're headed to watch the fireworks at Lakefront at Columbia on the Fourth of July, you can get a coronavirus vaccination while you're there.
Just in time for Independence Day weekend, a woman in Golden is sharing a video of her dog singing along to CBS4's early morning broadcast of "The Star-Spangled Banner."
The Carroll County Sheriff's Office is investigating after two people were assaulted early Friday morning in Westminster.
It's now easier to get your driver's license in Maryland.
Not all heroes wear capes -- some instead have four paws, a furry exterior and wet nose.
Marylanders love their old bay, now it turns out the love for the seasoning is expanding beyond our borders.
The Maryland Zoo is happy to welcome a male duiker, Kuruka, from the Dallas Zoo.
City police are investigating a double fatal shooting overnight in south Baltimore.
A full list of fireworks displays in Maryland for the Fourth of July
Governor Larry Hogan sent his sympathies to the family of Michelle Cummings, a U.S. Naval Academy mother who was in Annapolis for plebe induction day when she was struck and killed by stray bullets Tuesday. He also announced a contribution from the state to the reward for information leading to an arrest.
The Baltimore County Fire Department said four tactical rescue specialists from the department are on their way to assist with search and rescue efforts in Surfside, Florida
As of 6 a.m. Thursday, the coronavirus state of emergency is lifted in Maryland. It means all covid-related restrictions in the state are no longer in effect.
Day three of the trial for the Capital Gazette shooter resumed on Thursday, and the younger sister of Jarrod Ramos took the stand as a witness.
At least one million Marylanders are expected to hit the road this Fourth of July weekend. That's the highest number in 20 years.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh urged attorneys Thursday to offer pro bono assistance to Marylanders in need of civil legal counsel.
