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For the first time, Maryland National Guardsmen who were mobilized for the state's COVID-19 response now have access to an equine assist program aimed at easing stress brought on by the pandemic.
As the number of coronavirus cases in Maryland surges, schools are faced with a dilemma about how to proceed with the remainder of the first semester of the school year.
A non-profit based in Maryland is giving back to those who give so much to care for their loved ones.
Health officials in Maryland said Tuesday that they're expecting December, January and February to be the worst months ahead in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
The Maryland Department of Health launched MD COVID Alert Tuesday, which will notify state residents if they may have been exposed to someone with coronavirus.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich said the county will reduce capacity limits for businesses, including restaurants and retail establishments to 25% capacity.
For just over ten years, a Baltimore nonprofit has been helping young men succeed in transforming their lives.
Two teenage boys have been arrested after police said they stole a minivan and tried to rob a couple outside a northwest Baltimore synagogue on Monday evening.
The Navy football game against Memphis will not happen Saturday after positive COVID-19 cases were reported at the Naval Academy.
The shop's location in Mount Vernon will continue to operate.
Police have identified the man killed after opening fire on two detectives conducting surveillance in a domestic violence case in southwest Baltimore on Monday.
Maryland Natural Resources Police charged several people with illegally luring bear with bait during the state's annual Black Bear Hunt held on Oct. 26-30.
Archaeologists will spend the coming days searching a property in Dorchester County to try to uncover the site of a house that was once home to Harriet Tubman's father, the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration said Tuesday.
Looking for a way to give back and bring a smile to the face of an elderly Maryland resident?
The former president of Cecil Bank has been sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty to multiple charges stemming from a 2012 straw purchase of a foreclosed home the bank owned.
