LIST: Paramount+ Launches Offering Over 30,000 Episodes And Movies Plus Live News And Sports
CBS All Access re-launches as Paramount+ on March 4th.
Watch CBS News
CBS All Access re-launches as Paramount+ on March 4th.
A former Laurel Police Department Chief was arrested Wednesday in connection with a series of arsons since 2011.
The pressure of being an NFL referee is immense. All eyes are on you with every call that's made. But how about being a rocket scientist, as well? One Maryland man has juggled both jobs for years.
Only 8.2% of people in Maryland have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and 14.9% have received one shot. Gov. Larry Hogan has blamed the lack of supply. Many are frustrated over the scarcity of available online appointments.
Maryland lawmakers are considering legislation that would allow grocery stores in the state to sell beer and wine.
Gas prices continue to climb in Maryland and across the nation. Prices at the pump are at their highest daily total since August 2019.
A place known for its bagels in Maryland is setting up a new shop in Baltimore County. THB Bagelry & Deli is getting ready to open its largest location to date in Owings Mills.
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman said Wednesday, even though capacity limits at bars and restaurants are more relaxed, that doesn't mean the rules don't apply.
A suspect being sought after fleeing a crash on I-495 was arrested Wednesday night, according to Maryland State Police.
A man charged in the fatal shooting of Breonna Rogers was indicted by a Baltimore City Grand Jury on Tuesday.
There is a record number of people filing for unemployment, and the number of scammers trying to take advantage of people in need is also spiking.
Police in Baltimore County are asking for the public's help in locating a man they say is connected to several burglaries.
Detectives are following leads in three separate shootings that left children hurt in Baltimore in the past week, Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said Wednesday.
Days after the owner of a Baltimore strip club sued the city over COVID-19 regulations he said unfairly targeted adult entertainment, the club and the city have reached a settlement that will allow it to reopen, a law firm representing the club said Wednesday evening.
Long lines of people have waited outside of the Baltimore Convention Center to get their COVID-19 vaccination, some of whom had to jump hurdles to secure their shot.
