Unique Road Treatment Hopes To Prevent Crashes On Capital Beltway
If your commute takes you on the Capital Beltway, you know how often there are crashes, especially involving tractor-trailers.
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If your commute takes you on the Capital Beltway, you know how often there are crashes, especially involving tractor-trailers.
It's Super Bowl weekend, but what's the big game without some food to go along with it? Google Trends released its most searched recipes in every state.
Everybody is looking forward to the Mahomes-Brady matchup in Super Bowl LV, except perhaps the defensive coordinators who have to stop them.
An Oakland woman has been charged with defrauding federal COVID relief programs and using the money obtained to finance a luxury lifestyle.
Who will win the Super Bowl this Sunday?
For the first time, the Baltimore City Convention Center opened for vaccinations. The line for the new mass vaccination site there started forming in advance of the first appointments at 2 p.m. Friday.
As COVID-19 case numbers and hospitalizations in Baltimore appear to be trending in the right direction, there are concerns from City leaders about people hosting Super Bowl parties.
A U.S. Marshal seriously injured Thursday morning while trying to arrest a grocery store security guard wanted in a shooting last weekend continues to recover, officials said.
To celebrate Black History Month, Under Armour is calling on one of its own to shine a light on the youth of Maryland.
Officials announced Friday that the Baltimore City Snow Team will begin the pretreatment of roads in preparation for the potential snowfall Saturday night into Sunday.
Are you still waiting for a package from the U.S. Postal Service? If so, you're not alone.
The Maryland Senate approved about $1.5 billion in pandemic relief on Friday, including direct stimulus payments to low and moderate-income residents.
Baltimore County Police are investigating a murder-suicide in Middle River on Thursday night.
Spring semester began Tuesday at Johns Hopkins University, and undergrads were almost immediately informed in-person classes were suspended after the University said it detected a "cluster" of COVID-19 cases.
The Air Force ordered a broad review of security at all its installations on Friday, after an unarmed man got access to the flightline at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland and entered an aircraft used by top U.S. and military officials.
