Baltimore City Officials Relax COVID-19 Restrictions With Some Exceptions
Starting Monday, most businesses in Baltimore City will no longer have to worry about capacity limits.
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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.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday the members of the workgroup he formed last month to address the rise in crimes against Asian Americans. One of the members of the Asian American Hate Crimes Workgroup is his daughter.
Actress Phylicia Rashad on Wednesday has been named the dean of the College of Fine Arts at Howard University following a national search.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday that the Department of Recreation and Parks will open city pools for the 2021 swim season on Memorial Day weekend.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said has a lot of admiration for Rep. Liz Cheney, who was recently ousted as the Chair of the House Republican Conference after she was outspoken against former President Donald Trump.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday that the city will lift more covid-19 restrictions starting Monday, May 17 at 6 a.m.
Param Sharma, the man arrested for riding in the backseat of a driverless Tesla, has documented himself performing the stunt in videos posted on his Instagram account, which is filled with other posts celebrating his luxury "gold collar" lifestyle and trolling "blue-collar peasants."
A fire damaged a Middle River apartment and a two-car garage Wednesday in Middle River, the Baltimore County Fire Department said.
The Baltimore Orioles will be able to loosen some covid-19 restrictions during Wednesday's game.
Maryland's Attorney General and the Anne Arundel Police Chief announced the indictment of 7 defendants for multiple charges including participation in a criminal organization on Wednesday.
Comeback stories are the backbone of American sports and there may be none better this year than San Francisco Giants minor leaguer Drew Robinson.
A former Maryland state government official was sentenced to 8 years in federal prison for the distribution of child pornography on Tuesday.
Cell phone video captured some of the intense scene. The man was holding his 8-year-old boy by the neck, seemingly strangling him before a mystery hero ran into the frame and tackled the suspect, freeing the boy.
"I think this is a hard season for all of us and you guys will see us hit that rock bottom and work our way through it."
