13K Unemployment Claims Filed In Maryland Last Week
Maryland unemployment claims went up last week from the previous week.
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Maryland unemployment claims went up last week from the previous week.
One of the victims of the Laurel shooting was trying to make his community better.
A federal judge has approved a $577 million settlement in a lawsuit over underfunding at Maryland's four historically Black colleges and universities.
A 20-year-old Baltimore man has been charged with attempted murder.
For thousands of miles and over two days in April, 59 workers from Mexico traveled together on a bus — despite the pandemic — to their legal, seasonal jobs as crabmeat pickers and seafood processors in Maryland's rural islands.
A Baltimore City councilman was arrested in Washington D.C.
A federal judge rejected a plea agreement on Wednesday that called for 15 to 21 years in prison for a man authorities described as the world's largest purveyor of child pornography.
Gov. Larry Hogan is lifting all covid-19 capacity restrictions on all indoor and outdoor venues as of Saturday. The only restriction that will remain is wearing masks indoors.
The Colonial Pipeline restarted at 5 p.m. but that didn't stop some panic buying in Baltimore, despite Maryland officials asking residents not to hoard gas.
US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisers voted unanimously Wednesday to recommend giving Pfizer/BioNTech's Covid-19 vaccine to kids as young as 12.
Baltimore Police released surveillance video of two people of interest in the murder of Efraim Gordon.
Online fundraisers for victims of the explosion and shooting Saturday in Woodlawn have now raised more than $40,000 combined. Baltimore County Police Chief Melissa Hyatt said Everton Brown likely suffered from a mental illness and officers were looking at interactions with him over the past 30 years.
The Kennedy Krieger Institute's Annual ROAR for Kids Fundraiser is once again going virtual but they're still hoping to raise a ton of money for some great organizations like the Bennett Blazers. This sports program is for physically challenged children, like 10-year-old Landon Brown.
Starting Monday, most businesses in Baltimore City will no longer have to worry about capacity limits.
Those making a difference in Baltimore extend well beyond Torrey Smith though, including individuals Number 82 wants to shed light on with a new series on WJZ called "Community MVP." Over the next few months, Smith will surprise those worthy of the honor.
