More Than 15K Unemployment Claims Submitted Last Week In Maryland
More than 15,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment insurance last week.
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More than 15,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment insurance last week.
A man was shot in the hip late Wednesday in East Baltimore.
Maryland public school students will continue to learn virtually Thursday as the season's first major winter storm rolled through the state Wednesday bringing snow, sleet and freezing rain with it.
The city's Department of Public Works closed its community collection centers Thursday following the season's first major winter storm.
A judge blocked Anne Arundel County's dining ban just hours before it was set to take effect and said the county executive "appears to have relied on a selective interpretation of the data relating to COVID-19 matters that ignores or minimizes other sources of COVID-19 contact..."
Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine has been called the second weapon against the pandemic, and it may be authorized by the FDA in just a few days.
With Wednesday bringing the most snow Maryland has seen in a few years, kids, and even a few adults, took advantage of the opportunity to have a little fun.
Two Baltimore Police officers and a civilian were injured in a crash Wednesday night on the Hanover Street Bridge, according to police.
Officials are warning Marylanders of icy roads on their Thursday morning commute after a snowy, slushy mess created problems for motorists Wednesday as the first significant winter storm of the season hit the state.
Forty University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health frontline healthcare workers received COVID-19 Pfizer vaccines on Wednesday as the organization begins the process of vaccinating its team members.
Maryland lawmakers said Wednesday they will continue investigating a six-figure severance package and large expenses that a former chief of staff to Gov. Larry Hogan received as he transitioned from a state agency to the governor's office.
Baltimore City announced it has canceled its traditional New Year's Eve Spectacular due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Baltimore City Council is considering putting a cap on fees charged by popular food delivery apps.
Christmas is almost here, but it isn't too late to get the perfect gift for the Orioles fan in your life.
As winter weather storms are moving through the region, the COVID-19 testing site at Timonium Fairgrounds will be canceled for Thursday.
