Thor: Dog Of Thunder Is Now Up For Adoption At The MD SPCA
Thor is a strong, energetic dog now up for adoption at the Maryland SPCA. In fact, the agency says he has the energy to "summon the Bifrost."
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Thor is a strong, energetic dog now up for adoption at the Maryland SPCA. In fact, the agency says he has the energy to "summon the Bifrost."
Police in Laurel are investigating a man's death as a homicide after officers found him dead inside his home Wednesday afternoon.
Unemployment claims in Maryland continue to rise. In the last week more than 50,000 claims for benefits were submitted, marking the fifth week in a row the number has increased.
Super Bowl opening week is finally here and fans from across the country are converging upon the Tampa Bay Area. Tampa Bay Buccaneers coaches give us a first glimpse into Super Bowl 55.
CBS' Gene Steratore and Amy Trask weigh in on Sarah Thomas becoming the first woman to officiate the Super Bowl.
The business consultant McKinsey & Company agreed to pay nearly $600 million for its role in consulting businesses on how to sell more prescription opioid painkillers amid a nationwide overdose crisis.
Johnson & Johnson asked U.S. regulators Thursday to clear the world's first single-dose COVID-19 vaccine, an easier-to-use option that could boost scarce supplies.
Many students in Anne Arundel County will begin to return to the classroom in person in some form beginning March 1, the county's public school system said Thursday.
A number of companies who have produced Super Bowl ads for decades aren't doing it this year, but Nick Jonas, a Grammy Award-nominated pop star, is part of a campaign that is using humor and technology to raise awareness about diabetes.
A man was killed after a fire broke out at a trailer in Dundalk early Thursday morning.
A Baltimore man is charged with attempted murder for allegedly shooting two women in west Baltimore in December 2020.
Researchers found that individuals with Down syndrome were almost five times more likely to be hospitalized from COVID and at 10 times higher risk of death from the disease.
"If I was going to get vaccinated," says KCNC-TV Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida, "I would not be pre-administering any sort of medication that might potentially blunt the effectiveness of the vaccine."
Outrage is growing over Maryland's patchwork vaccination system with all Democrats in Maryland's Congressional delegation demanding a centralized website and telephone hotline where people can make appointments.
Baltimore City Schools will not expand its optional in-person learning until the first two weeks of March 2021.
