Vehicles For Change, MileOne Autogroup Team Up; Give New Cars To Low-Income Families Across Baltimore Area
Over a dozen low-income families across the Baltimore area on Wednesday were presented with a life-changing gift of transportation.
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Over a dozen low-income families across the Baltimore area on Wednesday were presented with a life-changing gift of transportation.
Hundreds of young protesters marched through Catonsville on Wednesday, calling for education reform.
Many parts of Maryland continue to move forward on the Road to Recovery as the COVID-19 pandemic continues, and that includes Annapolis.
The Washington Redskins are removing former owner George Preston Marshall from their Ring of Fame and striking all references to him on their website.
Good news for art lovers: part of the Baltimore Museum of Art is back open!
Police are investigating after a double shooting in northwest Baltimore left one person dead and another injured on Wednesday night.
A Baltimore man was sentenced to seven and a half years in federal prison for possession with intent to distribute 40 grams or more of fentanyl.
Maryland lawmakers announced this week $3 million in federal funding for the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science to develop technology that reduces air pollution and recycles carbon waste.
Baltimore County Public Schools wants to hear from students, parents and staff about the upcoming academic year.
Even as restaurants are reopening across the state, many are still struggling to make ends meet amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A massive fire in Baltimore County engulfed a home in Glen Arm on Wednesday afternoon.
Dozens of pallets of personal protective equipment arrived in Maryland this week.
Pimlico Race Course will reopen its doors to the public Thursday.
Two Baltimore City Fire stations are facing cuts to their staff and trucks because of the mayor's new budget.
The coronavirus pandemic is changing the way women everywhere give birth, and for many of those women, birthing classes are a part of that. But now, instead of in-person classes, they're virtual.
