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The health care workforce in Maryland and elsewhere continues to reel from staff shortages, particularly in the nursing field, where staffing deficits have been slow to recover since COVID-19 swept into the state three years ago.
The adoptable dog room has room for 27 dogs, but right now there are 41 dogs eager to find a home.
The United Way of Central Maryland's report concluded that as of 2021 nearly 900,000 state households were financially insecure due to the pandemic.
Elon Musk's social media platform steers Baltimore's transportation department toward a paid subscription.
Dunkin' Donuts decided to welcome the Florida native with a tasty pastry that had his face pasted across it.
This weekend, people of all ages will gather at Oregon Ridge to participate in "Roar for Kids" fundraiser.
Expectations are now higher than ever for many fans who remain excited about the deal.
A membership organization made up of urban farms, neighborhood growers, and supporters, the organization aims to uplift communities.
A new addition to the WJZ family has arrived. First Alert Meteorologist Meg McNamara and her husband, Tim, recently welcomed their baby boy into the world.
After passing on cornerbacks in the first round Thursday night, the Ravens could wait a while to take their next shot.
For anyone holding onto big blue Bed, Bath & Beyond coupons, there is no need to throw them away just yet.
Maryland COVID data can now be accessed at health.maryland.gov/COVID and the open data portal
On April 19, around 8:29 p.m., a 16-year-old boy was shot in the head in the 2500 block of Carver Road.
Officers transported the man to an area hospital for an evaluation.
It's time for the Ravens to join the N.F.L. air raid.
