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With the aid of lawmakers, seafood businesses in Maryland, Virginia, Alaska and North Carolina last month won federal approval of an additional 35,000 visas for non-immigrant workers, but the timing couldn't have been worse.
Police are investigating after a man suffered a graze wound to the back of the head in a shooting in west Baltimore on Wednesday night.
There are now some extra safety precautions in place on Annapolis city buses amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Maryland State Police arrested a man in Cecil County Tuesday night after he allegedly attempted a carjacking at a gas station and an armed robbery at a nearby store.
Thousands of blood drives have been canceled across the country due to the COVID-19 pandemic leading to a dire shortage.
Police in Prince George's County are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who recently died and who remains unidentified.
Police are investigating after a man was shot in the groin in east Baltimore on Wednesday evening.
Police in Virginia are searching for three abducted children, who are believed to be in "extreme danger,"
Staff at the University of Maryland Medical Center ate well Wednesday afternoon.
Families are struggling to keep food on the table, but they got a little help from celebrity chef José Andrés and his charity World Central Kitchen Wednesday when they were in Baltimore giving out food.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh joined a coalition of 27 attorneys general urging the telecommunications industry to strengthen commitments to protect consumers struggling financially as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Families of healthcare workers and first responders are getting help as hundreds of RV owners are lending their rigs to people on the frontlines of the cornonavirus pandemic so they can isolate but still be near loved ones.
60 percent of American consumers are now "fearful" to shop at a grocery store due to the cornonavirus, according to a new report.
In the midst of a global pandemic, our heroes are often on the front lines of the battle: first responders, grocery store workers, mail carriers and many more.
Whether they're medical grade or homemade, face masks are the new norm.
