National Retail Federation Urges Customers To Get Holiday Shopping Done Early This Year
As we move past Halloween, it's full speed ahead toward the holidays. This means many people will start to think about holiday shopping.
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As we move past Halloween, it's full speed ahead toward the holidays. This means many people will start to think about holiday shopping.
County Executive Steuart Pittman announced Friday an energy bill relief program that will allow qualified families and individuals affected by the coronavirus pandemic to apply for special assistance through Anne Arundel's Community Action Agency.
Police are investigating after a 23-year-old man was injured in a shooting in northeast Baltimore late Saturday afternoon.
A Baltimore man was sentenced Thursday to 12 years in federal prison on charges of illegal possession of a firearm and drug distribution.
Baltimore County Public Schools announced Friday changes to its fall meal distribution program, effective Monday, November 2.
Police in Newark, Delaware charged more than 60 people with violating the city's unlawful social gathering ordinance following three separate incidents Thursday night and Friday morning.
Police are investigating after a man was seriously injured in a shooting in northwest Baltimore overnight.
One person was killed and three others were injured in a shooting in Waldorf Friday night, according to police.
A Maryland man was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury on identity theft and wire fraud charges.
A Carroll County man pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges of production and receipt of child pornography.
Maryland added more than 900 new coronavirus cases for the third straight day as the state reached a grim milestone of 4,000 deaths, data from the state's health department showed.
Gov. Larry Hogan renewed the coronavirus state of emergency in Maryland on Friday.
Blue moons only happen every two to three years, which is where the phrase "once in a blue moon" comes from.
Halloween is here — and all though things are a little different this year amid the coronavirus pandemic — there are still fun things happening this spooky season!
Baltimore city officials on Friday renewed their calls for people to avoid large gatherings as Halloween, a Ravens home game and Election Day loom.
