Coronavirus In Maryland: Baltimore Among Hardest Hit Areas; Health Officials Remind Residents To 'Be Vigilant'
Maryland has surpassed 70,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19, and a total of 3,140 people have died as a result of the virus.
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Maryland has surpassed 70,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19, and a total of 3,140 people have died as a result of the virus.
The Baltimore City Council on Monday passed a resolution calling on Atlas Restaurant Group to eliminate its dress codes at its restaurants in the wake of another dress code-related incident at one of its restaurants.
Summer is primetime for auto thefts in Maryland and across the nation.
The Fraternal Order of Police is firing back after the Baltimore police commissioner said it was tactically unsafe for the "few officers in position" to dispel a group of protesters who toppled the statue of Christopher Columbus and threw pieces into the harbor over the weekend.
A Maryland man who worked for a Defense Department contractor was sentenced on Tuesday to six months of home detention for threatening to kill a member of Congress who supported vaccination requirements for public school students.
The finalists have been chosen for this year's prestigious Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize.
The Republican Maryland governor also is eyeing a White House Run in 2024.
Cleanup continues following a line of severe storms that rolled through parts of Maryland Monday night, leaving thousands in the dark and toppling trees.
Casinos are back open in Maryland, and a new report shows just how big an impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on revenue.
ITECH 361 is voluntarily recalling 18,900 bottles of All Clean Hand Sanitizer, Moisturizer and Disinfectant sold in one liter bottles due to potential presence of methanol.
The actor discusses his extremely relevant episode of "NCIS: New Orleans" that examines racial bias and policing.
Diners will see a number of changes to the Howard County Summer Restaurant Weeks this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland's Attorney General's office has sued a Baltimore-based contractor it says is unlicensed and didn't finish home improvement projects it had already been paid to do.
One woman was injured in a house fire early Tuesday morning that officials said started by a charging hoverboard.
Check your tickets; someone who bought a lottery ticket in Dundalk is more than half a million dollars richer!
