Coronavirus In Maryland: 297 New Cases Reported, State Positivity Rate Stays At 5.03%
Hospitalizations remain in a steady decline as the state reports just under 300 new cases Monday morning.
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Hospitalizations remain in a steady decline as the state reports just under 300 new cases Monday morning.
A 21-year-old man is charged with murder and attempted murder of two men earlier this month in Baltimore, police say.
Police are investigating two shootings in the early morning hours of Monday in East Baltimore.
New details are emerging in the murder of a pregnant woman and her toddler, the father of the unborn baby has now been charged with the killing.
As of now, the Maryland State Fair still plans to hold the annual event this summer, but what the fair will look like is still to be determined.
Baltimore County Police arrested a man Saturday evening in the 600 block of Compass Road after he threatened demonstrators with a baseball bat outside Vince's Crabhouse.
The George Washington monument in Druid Hill Park was vandalized overnight with what looks like red spray paint and graffiti.
Hawkins, 34, is the founder of The Nolita Project, a nonprofit named in tribute to his late mother, Nolita Smith, who he said died because of a crack cocaine addiction in 2015.
Tiz the Law has been good and lucky, two ingredients essential to success in horse racing.
The Alexandria City Council voted unanimously for the ordinance after a public hearing Saturday.
Three people were injured in separate shootings across Baltimore spanning overnight Sunday into Sunday morning, police say.
Hospitalizations continued to decline Sunday as Maryland state health officials say the number of coronavirus cases reported in the state climbed past 64,000.
Police in Baltimore have arrested a 24-year-old man in connection with the shooting death of 23-year-old Shiand Miller and three-year-old Shaniya Gilmore Friday.
The Towson Town Center mall reopened to shoppers Saturday, the first full day malls in Maryland were able to open their doors to shoppers since the coronavirus shuttered them roughly three months ago.
Family members and friends paid their respects Saturday to longtime Baltimore gospel radio announcer Tyra Phillips Womack, who was killed in a shooting earlier this month.
