Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Up As Cases Surpass 124K
More than 400 new coronavirus cases were reported Tuesday in Maryland, bringing the total number of cases to 124,311.
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More than 400 new coronavirus cases were reported Tuesday in Maryland, bringing the total number of cases to 124,311.
A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle in Westminster Monday night, the Carroll County Sheriff's Office said.
Reporter Laurie Segall discusses her latest piece on the far-right conspiracy theorist group QAnon and how the beliefs of this group have infiltrated mainstream politics.
A man and a woman were injured in a drive-by shooting in Baltimore Monday night, city police said.
This is your chance to own a piece of baseball history.
Despite fall sports resuming in Maryland, fans will not be allowed at the Oct. 10 football game between Navy and Temple.
September 29th is National Coffee Day in America and you can get a free cup of coffee from several places.
Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal pedestrian crash that occurred last night on Rt. 1 in Prince George's County.
Given that we've already spent much more time at home than we ever expected to this year, the idea of hunkering down for winter doesn't have the appeal it normally does.
Macy's is looking to fill 25,000 jobs in order to get ready for the fast-approaching holiday season.
The Harford County Sheriff's Office said the fatal shooting of two horses on a farm in Monkton may have been a targeted incident.
Maryland reports 477 new coronavirus cases and three deaths, as ICU cases went down Monday morning.
A student from Baltimore Polytechnic Institute took to social media to call out school administrators for not providing more spaces for students to talk about issues affecting the Black community.
Ocean City Maryland officials say rowdy crowds at an unsanctioned car rally "disrespected" the community and called it a "challenging weekend."
This week, Baltimore City Councilman Eric Costello and Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young are expected to announce a new winter outdoor dining plan.
