Retired Maryland ER Doctor Creates Device To Protect Doctors From Coronavirus
A retired emergency room doctor in Ellicott City thinks he may have a way to better protect healthcare workers from the coronavirus.
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A retired emergency room doctor in Ellicott City thinks he may have a way to better protect healthcare workers from the coronavirus.
More than a dozen people were injured and 30 fires were started by fireworks over the July 4th weekend in Maryland, the state fire marshal's office said Monday.
Marylanders have just two more days to sign up for health insurance during the special enrollment period opened due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The deadline to apply for a rent support program in Baltimore has been extended.
A bicyclist died after being hit by a car in Sparrows Point Monday morning, the Baltimore County Police Department said.
One person was injured in a domestic-related shooting in Baltimore County Monday morning, police said.
Adults aren't just working to deal with the stress from COVID-19, but also the stress of racial inequality. Mental health experts say its important you learn how to cope with it all.
Five of Baltimore's city pools reopened Monday with a number of changes in place due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Maryland Transit Administration will not get federal funding under the second coronavirus stimulus plan passed in the House of Representatives, the state's transportation department said Monday.
Even foxes want some time at the beach this summer.
The NFL partnered with Oakley to design a face shield that it hopes will mitigate the potential spread of COVID-19 during games this fall.
Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center will host a blood drive from July 29-31 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the Johns Hopkins Asthma & Allergy Center.
Police are investigating after a woman was killed in a possible stabbing in southeast Baltimore.
A Maryland Natural Resources Police officers helped a raccoon who was found with a metal can stuck on its head in Baltimore County.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh joined a coalition of states filing a lawsuit to stop a new federal rule that could threaten hundreds of international students from remaining in the U.S.
