Coronavirus Latest: Expansion Of Maryland's Mask Mandate Now In Effect
The expansion of Maryland's mask mandate took effect Friday evening.
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The expansion of Maryland's mask mandate took effect Friday evening.
Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan declared masks or face coverings will be required on the boardwalk between 8 a.m. and 2 a.m. regardless of social distancing.
Some Marylanders may qualify for an additional 13 weeks of extended unemployment benefits, the state's labor department said Friday.
The National Weather Services says waterspouts were spotted in along parts of the Chesapeake Bay Friday morning.
Three men were injured in two separate shootings in Baltimore Friday night, city police said.
The 29-year-old Baltimore man arrested earlier this week for allegedly raping two women whom he offered rides posted bail and was released from jail without restrictions, WJZ has learned.
The former president and CEO of Cecil Bank pleaded guilty Friday to multiple federal charges stemming from a straw purchase of a home the bank had foreclosed on, the justice department said.
An 18-year-old man has been charged after allegedly lighting a porta-potty on fire near a Harford County elementary school earlier this month.
Friday is National Avocado Day, and to celebrate, a special partnership has brought more than 40,000 avocados to those in need.
Two people were arrested for assaulting officers who were working with a city task force to break up an encampment near a Confederate monument in Richmond, police said.
Two vehicles collided on West Northern Parkway in north Baltimore Friday evening, sending one down an embankment, police said.
The Guinness brewery in Maryland is getting ready to celebrate its second birthday, and it's brewing up some new beers to mark the occasion.
Two Maryland National Guardsmen have taken home top honors in a multi-state competition in search of the region's best soldiers.
Private schools in Montgomery County will not be able to reopen for in-person learning until at least October 1 under a new order from the county's health officer.
After someone tore down anti-racism signs at Ark and Dove Presbyterian Church in Odenton earlier this week, pastors and church members quickly came together to rally and stand up to the person who took it down.
