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Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, who died after suffering injures during the U.S. Capitol insurrection, will lie in honor in the Rotunda next week, CBS News reports.
Baltimore County Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect accused of starting a fire at a State Farm store in Dundalk.
Maryland continues to see decreases in positivity rate and hospitalizations as 31 more deaths were reported on Saturday, according to state health department data.
A University of California, San Francisco study of the jobs at most risk for death from COVID-19 shows line cooks, machine operators, agricultural workers and construction laborers at the top of the list.
Oakland International has became the first airport in the United States to begin selling COVID test kits in vending machines, officials announced this week.
An MTA mobility van driver was fatally shot in northeast Baltimore on Friday afternoon, according to police.
Maryland is launching a new outreach campaign to increase the public's confidence in the COVID-19 vaccine, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday morning.
Officials have increased the reward for information about a person who left two pipe bombs in Washington, D.C., on the same day as the U.S. Capitol riots.
Anne Arundel County is launching a new program to help minority-owned businesses expand and grow.
Soldiers of the Maryland National Guard will be welcomed home from Washington D.C. with a little something special.
A 12-year-old is in custody after allegedly hitting a Prince George's County Police officer with a stolen car, according to police.
Some Baltimore City residents may have their COVID-19 vaccination appointments canceled next week due to "hundreds" of overbooked first dose appointments at the Baltimore City Community College mass vaccination site, officials said Friday.
Maryland launched their new GoVAX campaign aimed at convincing people the vaccines are safe.
Three Baltimore City Council members and the Baltimore Digital Equity Coalition are asking the state to investigate Comcast for what they call "predatory price gouging."
Public works employees in Baltimore say they haven't been paid a proper paycheck so far this year.
