It's Academic: June 27, 2020
It's Academic: June 27, 2020
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It's Academic: June 27, 2020
The Maryland Senate Republican caucus said Thursday its members are opposed to holding a preferred mail-in election in November.
Police are investigating after a 27-year-old man was shot in the shoulder overnight in south Baltimore.
New numbers released by the state Saturday show Maryland has a reported 66,450 cases of COVID-19, but hospitalizations continue to drop.
The attorneys of Robert Johnson Jr. address his fatal shooting after Baltimore County police released body camera footage of the officer-involved shooting.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young is lifting coronavirus restrictions on large outdoor gatherings, including mass, as of Friday, June 26 at 5 p.m.
Three people were injured on Friday night after a car slammed into multiple homes in east Baltimore.
Deputy State Fire Marshals have charged a Carroll County man after he allegedly set fires in the Trinity Evangelical Luthern Church.
Former Mayor Catherine Pugh is now a federal inmate. Pugh has reported for her three-year prison sentence at a minimum security facility in Alabama.
The Washington Capitals aren't on the ice right now, but that's not stopping them from practicing, even with their kids.
Protesters marched through the streets of downtown Baltimore on Friday, demanding the Atlas Restaurant Group drop all dress codes.
A homeowner cleaning out their garage in Queen Anne's County made an interesting discovery this week.
The coronavirus pandemic jolted schools across the nation, and while things won't return to normal for a while, leaders want students and staff to feel safe when they return.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday the commitment of $30 million in new funding to prevent evictions in an effort to help Marylanders affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police are investigating after two people were shot in east Baltimore on Friday afternoon.
