Howard County Reconsiders Outfitting Police Officers With Body Cameras
Howard County is once again considering outfitting its police officers with body-worn cameras.
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Howard County is once again considering outfitting its police officers with body-worn cameras.
If you went through Ticketmaster to buy tickets for an event at the Hippodrome Theatre in Baltimore recently, you could be getting some money back.
Many states have banned the use of chokeholds by police in the wake of George Floyd's death. Now, a Baltimore County councilman also wants the change made locally.
The Baltimore County Public Schools' Office of Food and Nutrition Services announced the start date and details of its annual summer meals distribution program.
There's a chance of showers and pop-up thunderstorms Friday afternoon.
More businesses, including gyms, malls and casinos, reopened their doors at 5 p.m. Friday as Maryland continues to lift restrictions put in place to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare has voluntarily recalled three lots of its children's cough syrups due to the products having incorrect dosing cups in their packaging.
Police are investigating a shooting in the Severn area in Anne Arundel County Friday afternoon.
The University System of Maryland will freeze tuition and room and board rates for all undergraduate and graduate students for the upcoming school year.
The Maryland Zoo will reopen following a three-month closure due to the coronavirus on Wednesday, June 24, but it will be for members only. They will reopen to the general public on June 27.
One day after former Prince George's County Police Chief Hank Stawinski stepped down, County Executive Angela Alsobrooks named Assistant Chief Hector Velez the department's interim leader.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday that he would allow limited outdoor visitation at some of Maryland's nursing homes.
The summer temperatures have started rolling in and as such, the MDH reminds residents to follow safety tips to avoid coming down with illnesses related to extreme heat.
Hospitalizations fell below 650 Friday as Maryland state health officials say the number of cases reported in the state has surpassed 63,500.
The Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Baltimore expressed his support for the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the DACA program.
