Man Injured In Sunday Evening Shooting In Severn

A 21-year-old man was injured in a shooting in Severn Sunday evening, the Anne Arundel County Police Department said Monday.

• Oct 5, 2020

Suspicious Devices Attached To Political Signs Apparently Anti-Theft Alarms, Bomb Squad Determines

A bomb squad has responded to multiple calls for suspicious devices being attached to political yard signs on Maryland's Eastern Shore Sunday and Monday, including at least one pro-Trump sign, the state fire marshal's office said.

• Oct 5, 2020

Fall Breeding Season Has Deer On The Move In Maryland, Motorists Should Be On The Lookout

Deer mating season is around the corner and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources is warning motorists to be on the lookout for these large animals as search for their mates.

• Oct 5, 2020

2 Anne Arundel County Public Library Employees Test Positive For COVID-19

Two Anne Arundel County Public Library employees have tested positive for the coronavirus, officials said Monday evening.

• Oct 5, 2020

Despite Coronavirus Pandemic, Maryland Park Service Sets Visitor Record

Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, leaders have encouraged Marylanders to get outside in a safe manner. It turns out they took that advice.

• Oct 5, 2020

New Health Care Clinic Opens At My Brother's Keeper In West Baltimore

A new health care clinic opened at My Brother's Keeper in west Baltimore Monday to help those in need get access to medical treatment.

• Oct 5, 2020

Maryland Breweries Impacted By Aluminum Can Shortage, Reduced Restaurant Sales

A national can shortage is now affecting Maryland breweries that have been relying heavily on the sale of packaged goods amid the coronavirus pandemic to stay afloat.

• Oct 5, 2020

It's Too Early To Determine Long-Term Effects Of President Trump's COVID-19 Treatment Drugs, Doctor Says

Over the last few days, doctors have slowly revealed more details about the medications that are being used on President Trump.

• Oct 5, 2020

3 Weekend Shootings In Howard County Under Investigation; Violence May Be Drug-Related, Police Say

Police are investigating a third shooting that happened over the weekend in Columbia.

• Oct 5, 2020

Comptroller Peter Franchot Says Len Foxwell Will No Longer Serve As Chief Of Staff

Comptroller Peter Franchot announced Monday that Len Foxwell will no longer serve as chief of staff and will separate from the agency at the end of the month. 

• Oct 5, 2020

State Police Remind Drivers Of Maryland 'Move Over' Laws As October Marks 2-Year Anniversary

October marks the two-year anniversary of Maryland's "Move Over" law being expanded to include all service vehicles on state roads. 

• Oct 5, 2020

Ocean City Designated As Special Event Zone During Endless Summer Cruisin' Event This Week

Ocean City will be designated a Special Event Zone starting October 6 through October 11 during the Endless Summer Cruisin' event. 

• Oct 5, 2020

22-Year-Old Minway McAllister Missing Since August, Had Been Staying In Owings Mills From Out-Of-State, Police Say

Baltimore County Police are searching for a 22-year-old woman who has been missing since the end of August. 

• Oct 5, 2020

Loyola University Maryland Expands Online Mental Health Resources Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

College health professionals are monitoring a growing crisis among young adults struggling with mental health problems amid the coronavirus.

• Oct 5, 2020

11-Year-Old Brother, 14-Year-Old Sister Found Safe, Baltimore Police Say

Police are searching for a brother and sister who were last seen Sunday in Baltimore. 

• Oct 5, 2020

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