Standard Video Toll Rates To Resume Statewide
Drivers without an E-ZPass should get ready to start paying standard video toll rates once again.
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Drivers without an E-ZPass should get ready to start paying standard video toll rates once again.
Gas prices are at their highest since mid-March when stay at home orders were first issued in many parts of the country, according to AAA.
The national eviction moratorium is set to expire in just two days. Now, Democratic lawmakers and housing advocates in Maryland are looking at legislation to keep people in their homes.
Two people were hospitalized after a three-vehicle crash in Bel Air on Tuesday afternoon, according to the Maryland State Police.
A new variant of the COVID-19 virus, which is considered more contagious, has been discovered in Colorado.
In the only remaining legal challenge to restaurant restrictions in Maryland, an Anne Arundel County Circuit Court judge criticized the county executive's decision to restrict all indoor dining earlier this month.
Christmas Day has come and gone, but many people may still have a Christmas tree sitting at home.
A suspect was injured in an officer-involved shooting Tuesday in Lexington Park after allegedly assaulting a St. Mary's County Sheriff's deputy with an "edged weapon", according to officials.
Mayor Brandon Scott and the Baltimore Civic Fund announced on Tuesday $5 million in grant funding to awardees of the Baltimore Nonprofit Relief Fund.
A new year means new beer from Guinness!
The musician and TV personality discusses her new album and experience on MTV's "Ridiculousness."
A Twin Cities family is grateful for a special moment this Christmas after a difficult year for their mom struggling with memory loss.
A court awarded five female librarian supervisors at Baltimore's Enoch Pratt Free Library nearly $200,000 in a pay discrimination case in which they argued they made less than a male coworker based on their sex, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said Tuesday.
Nearly 1,900 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Maryland Tuesday as the state's total surpassed 271,000, data from the state's health department showed.
After decades of debate, legislators are finally sensing strong support for repealing Maryland's state song, a Civil War-era call to arms for the Confederacy against "Northern scum" that refers to President Abraham Lincoln as a despot.
