Maryland Nursing Homes To Start COVID-19 Vaccinations Wednesday
Nursing homes across Maryland are set to begin COVID-19 vaccinations Wednesday.
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Nursing homes across Maryland are set to begin COVID-19 vaccinations Wednesday.
Three families in the Baltimore area got the gift of transportation just before Christmas this year.
A team from Johns Hopkins University won a global mask design challenge.
A former letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service pleaded guilty Monday to federal charges of mail theft by an employee, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland said.
A New York man was arrested Tuesday on charges he has been cyberstalking a Maryland woman for months, making threats that included soliciting people online to rape, kill and decapitate her in exchange for Bitcoin, federal authorities said.
Jury trials will remain suspended through April 23 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Maryland Judiciary said Tuesday.
Hundreds of students at the US Naval Academy at Annapolis have received a grade of "incomplete" as the academy reviews "potential inconsistencies" in physics exams that were submitted earlier this month.
Washington Gas has been fined $750,000 stemming from an explosion that killed seven people at a Silver Spring apartment complex in 2016.
Baltimore teenagers are learning how rap can teach life skills and lessons in a relatively new program teaching "rap education."
Suspected serial killer David Misch was charged Monday with the abduction slaying of Michaela Garecht, a nine-year-old who vanished from a Hayward, California street corner in November 1988.
If you look closely at Cedar Street in Roseville, California, you'll see people aren't the only neighbors. Birds of prey are claiming prime real estate: the tree in Martha Lopez's front yard.
A 70-year-old Elkton man was arrested early Tuesday after state police found evidence he was distributing and possessing child pornography.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball filed emergency legislation to reallocate $6.5 million of county funds in fiscal year 2021 for coronavirus pandemic aid.
A first grader from New York, who spent Christmas in the hospital two years ago, is making sure children in the same situation this year have something to smile about.
Shirley Brown, a professional storyteller and the former host of "Let's Tell a Story" on WJZ-TV, died peacefully at home on Dec. 16, 2020. She was 97 years old.
