4 Shot, 1 Fatally, Christmas Morning In West Baltimore
Three people were injured and another was killed in three separate Christmas morning shootings in Baltimore.
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Three people were injured and another was killed in three separate Christmas morning shootings in Baltimore.
With COVID-19 cases surging and a difficult winter expected, state and local officials as well as health care professionals are taking steps to raise awareness about getting help during a time of rising mental health concerns, particularly during the holiday season when the problem can become more acute.
Police in Aberdeen are searching for a suspect in a robbery or theft in the city on Christmas Day.
Hopefully Santa Claus left a blanket and mittens under the tree because Maryland is in for a cold Christmas night.
Four people and a dog were rescued early Christmas morning during severe weather.
Christmas mass looks a little different this year as church leaders are trying to keep parishioners safe while keeping traditions alive.
The coronavirus pandemic has led many Maryland families to alter their holiday plans this year.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on Maryland, there were numerous stories of hope, survival and love this year. Here are ten that brought Marylanders together.
There were multiple reports of thefts from vehicles on Christmas Eve in Anne Arundel County.
With temperatures expected to feel like they will be in the teens overnight, Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa has issued a code blue extreme cold alert for Christmas night into Dec. 26.
Two delivery men were allegedly abducted and held at gunpoint early Thursday morning while suspects stole packages from the back of their truck in Maryland.
"Several" members of the Baltimore Police Department's aviation unit have tested positive for COVID-19, the department confirmed Thursday.
Despite warnings from health officials, some Americans are still traveling this holiday.
Christmas is typically one of the busiest times of the year for churches, but this holiday season looks quite a bit different due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Grinch who stole Christmas is paying for his crimes in western Maryland so families across the state can enjoy the holiday without worry.