Poll: Marylanders Evenly Divided On Whether They Will Vote By Mail, In-Person
A new poll suggest likely Maryland voters are divided evenly on whether they will vote via mail-in ballot or in-person.
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A new poll suggest likely Maryland voters are divided evenly on whether they will vote via mail-in ballot or in-person.
Baltimore County is holding what it's billing as a "Super Weekend" flu shot clinic at the Maryland State Fairgrounds next weekend.
A 21-year-old Severn man was arrested in Kent County Wednesday following a shooting in Anne Arundel County over the weekend.
Gov. Larry Hogan and Attorney General Brian Frosh announced Thursday that nearly $12 million is being directed to the Maryland Legal Services Corporation to provide legal services for families facing eviction and other housing insecurity issues.
The airline will offer four daily flights between BWI Marshall and Miami International Airport.
Frederick County Public Schools will continue virtual learning through the first semester, the school system announced Thursday morning.
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum is selling bobbleheads for governors across the United States.
CBS has unveiled a new brand identity that evolves, simplifies and elevates the look and feel of all its divisions across platforms
A Baltimore City Public Schools meal site will temporarily close after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.
Unemployment insurance claims in Maryland nearly doubled in just one week, according to new data released by the state's Department of Labor.
President Donald Trump is urging Congress to pass COVID-19 relief for airlines and stimulus checks after calling off negotiations on a relief package via Twitter Tuesday.
Baltimore Police are investigating a shooting that left one man hospitalized Wednesday.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson missed practice Thursday for a second straight day due to a knee injury.
After a back and forth discussion, Anne Arundel County school board members voted Wednesday in favor of a hybrid model reopening plan.
The Harlem Park Three reflect on the current day protests for police reform that echo what they experienced nearly 40 years ago.