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Ørsted announced Wednesday it successfully completed the initial phases of Maryland's first offshore wind staging area center at Tradepoint Atlantic in Baltimore County.
South Florida doctors say a healthcare worker who received a COVID vaccine while she was pregnant passed those antibodies to her newborn.
Maryland adds 917 coronavirus cases and 19 deaths as hospitalizations and the state's positivity rate are both flat Wednesday morning.
Baltimore County police said he suffers from cognitive impairment and sometimes believes he is in Philadelphia.
Gov. Larry Hogan said Maryland will not see an increase in the level of COVID-19 vaccine supply for the next two weeks. It follows a conversation with White House officials Tuesday.
On the same day that thousands more Baltimore City Public School students were able to return to the classroom, officials announced 13 pooled COVID-19 tests conducted within the district last week came back positive.
Baltimore County Police are investigating a deadly shooting in Windsor Mill Tuesday afternoon.
There was less traffic on the roads last year, but that doesn't mean it was safer to drive. According to AAA Mid-Atlantic, deadly crashes in Maryland were up 12% last year compared to 2019 and up 17% from 2018.
For the first time in eight years, concerts are coming back to Towson. The Recher Theatre is reopening its doors for socially-distanced shows.
Yoga at the Maryland Zoo is set to return later this spring, the zoo said Monday.
Police are investigating after a man was injured in a shooting in north Baltimore Tuesday night.
Sister Jean is 101 and still up for dancin' – she's headed to Indianapolis to cheer on her Loyola Ramblers in the NCAA Tournament.
One of the perks of city living is having everything at your fingertips. However, the COVID-19 pandemic is pushing people out to smaller areas.
Health officials in Frederick County said Tuesday a fox roaming in Catoctin Mountain Park and Cunningham Falls State Park near the Foxville Road parking lot tested positive for rabies.
A 33-year-old Denton man has been charged with arson after the state fire marshal's office said he set fire to a car he had crashed while driving with a suspended license.
