Maryland Ballot Question 2 Would Legalize Sports Betting
Marylanders have the opportunity during this election to legalize sports betting and gambling in the state.
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Marylanders have the opportunity during this election to legalize sports betting and gambling in the state.
A new state-of-the-art facility is trying to bridge the gap in the skilled trade industries and put people into well-paying jobs.
Richmond's massive statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee will stay in place in the former capital of the Confederacy at least a while longer while a lawsuit over the governor's plans to remove it plays out.
Maskerade Baltimore, a virtual silent auction and mask design competition to raise awareness and funds for issues facing the LGBTQ community in Baltimore, will be hosted starting next week on November 7.
The company said Tuesday 5,500 people have enrolled in its clinical trial in the United Kingdom and expects it to be fully enrolled by the end of November.
A former Anne Arundel County Police officer was sentenced Tuesday to 50 years in federal prison for sexually abusing his two step-granddaughters.
The Baltimore Ravens will host a blood drive at Mother's Grille in Federal Hill this week, coordinating with the American Red Cross.
Baltimore County Public Library is offering computer sessions by appointment only starting November 4.
A 21-year-old Baltimore man has been indicted on multiple child pornography charges, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland announced Tuesday.
Maryland saw an uptick in new COVID-19 cases Tuesday, with nearly 900 more reported.
Maryland Republicans are more concerned about social media censorship than the state's Democrats, according to a Gonzales College poll.
A man suffered second-degree burns after the fire he was trying to start using gasoline grew quickly and surrounded him, the state fire marshal's office said.
A majority of Marylanders approve of the the job Republican Gov. Larry Hogan is doing in state, including how he has addressed the coronavirus pandemic.
Ocean City Police are investigating Tuesday morning after a body washed ashore.
Anne Arundel County is adding a new program they hope will provide restaurants and food service businesses with a bit of relief during the pandemic.
