Thanksgiving 2020: What's Maryland's Favorite Side Dish?
What are those must have side dishes on your Thanksgiving table?
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What are those must have side dishes on your Thanksgiving table?
The director of the Sacramento County Department of Health Services, who spent decades of his career in Maryland, has apologized for using a racist term to describe Asian Americans during a meeting about systemic racism earlier this week.
In response to rising COVID-19 infection numbers, the Smithsonian Institution is indefinitely shutting down operations at all its facilities, effective Monday and affecting seven museums, plus the National Zoo.
Coronavirus is now the third leading cause of death in the U.S., according to the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
If you're planning a getaway for next year, it will be easier to get to two new cities from BWI Airport thanks to Southwest Airlines.
A person was hospitalized after being pulled from a burning home in Baltimore County on Thursday morning.
Baltimore Ravens starting left guard Bradley Bozeman and his wife Nikki want to make sure hundreds of families have a turkey dinner this Thanksgiving, and they and the offensive and defensive lines hope others will join in to feed even more people.
A new study shows nearly 90% of Marylanders surveyed do not plan to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Police in Anne Arundel County are warning residents about recent reports of a phone scam.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, millions of people have tuned into Maryland DJ Chris Kopec's virtual dance parties. On Saturday, he's hosting another that doubles as a fundraiser for Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital.
Mayor Jack Young and health commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa announced Thursday the start of Baltimore City's Code Blue Extreme Cold program for the coming winter.
Thanksgiving may be difficult for many families this year as many Marylanders are still without jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Could this recent surge in COVID-19 cases create herd immunity in the U.S.?
Five Baltimore men, including a former member of the Baltimore Safe Streets program, were indicted Wednesday on drug trafficking offenses.