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Starting Wednesday, Harris Teeter will begin limiting the number of customers in their stores.
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Starting Wednesday, Harris Teeter will begin limiting the number of customers in their stores.
An osprey nest in Severna Park, Maryland shows two new eggs ready to hatch.
Giant announced Tuesday two new social distancing policies being put into effect across all of its stores in an effort to keep customers and employees safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Carroll County Health Department announced Tuesday three additional deaths at Pleasant View Nursing Home in Mount Airy as a result of the coronavirus.
The Baltimore Police Department is investigating after a video surfaced allegedly showing a sergeant coughing near residents.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday that the state has shipped out 500 ventilators, including some to Maryland.
The University of Maryland Medical System is reminding those celebrating the Easter and Passover holidays to continue to practice social distancing and to take other precautionary measures to stay safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A popular Maryland beach town can ban women from going topless in public, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
Chicks are named each year with a different theme, and this year, the Penguin Coast team selected spices as the naming theme.
The Seagirt Marine Terminal closed all gates at noon on Tuesday.
Two students at Bullis School in Potomac are 3D printing plastic face masks and donating them to hospitals first responders amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police in Baltimore County are trying to identify a man they say sexually solicited a minor earlier this year.
John Means had March 26 circled on the calendar: Opening Day at Camden Yards. He would be the starting pitcher, but the season is still on hold.
The founder of Black Enterprise and Morgan State University graduate Earl G. Graves passed away Monday, April 6. He was 85.
Police in Maryland have made 14 arrests and have issued 665 warning for violating Gov. Larry Hogan's Executive Order prohibiting groups of 10 or more people amid the coronavirus pandemic.
