Suspect In Police-Involved Shooting In East Baltimore Dies
One person is dead after being shot by a police officer in east Baltimore Monday evening, officials said.
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One person is dead after being shot by a police officer in east Baltimore Monday evening, officials said.
Two coronavirus-related deaths have now been reported at a Carroll County nursing home, officials said Monday evening.
Low demand for oil thanks in part to the coronavirus has resulted in gas prices across Maryland being some of the lowest residents have seen in years.
Every weekday afternoon in Bel Air, packages come and go but it's what's incoming from USPS which has excited the entire country walk neighborhood.
The Maryland School for the Blind donated five cases of N95 masks to first responders in Baltimore who are on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic, the school said Monday.
Two people were injured in separate shootings in Baltimore Monday, police said.
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Baltimore police are searching for a 19-year-old woman in an armed carjacking in east Baltimore earlier this year.
A 64-year-old man was arrested Friday for allegedly making arson threats in Carroll County, the county's sheriff's office said Monday.
Even from Los Angeles, fashion designer and Baltimore native Bishme Cromartie is doing what he can to help healthcare staff on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
State and local police have responded to more than 300 calls reporting businesses and individuals not complying with Gov. Larry Hogan's emergency order limiting the size of gatherings due to the coronavirus.
One person was killed in a single-vehicle crash near Odenton Monday evening, police said.
The coronavirus outbreak is changing how firefighters prepare for their day. The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked new policies for the Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company, like daily temperature checks, and constant sanitation of equipment.
The coronavirus and the measures to control it can pose extra challenges for people with special needs, their families and the organizations that serve them.
UMD President Wallace Loh said the masks came from emergency stockpiles store 15-plus years ago.
