As Children Continue Virtual Learning, Doctor Offers Tips To Avoid Eye Strain, Other Impacts Of Increased Screen Time
The coronavirus pandemic has us spending more time on our electronics than ever before.
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The coronavirus pandemic has us spending more time on our electronics than ever before.
After Gov. Larry Hogan relaxed restrictions on live entertainment venues earlier this month, now some concert venues are hosting shows for the first time in months.
On the second day voters can drop off ballots, Anne Arundel County's motivated voters streamed through Glen Burnie High School.
Police are investigating a report of shots fired later Tuesday night in Harford County.
Maryland State Police are warning the public about a telephone scam tricking victims into thinking they are a target of a criminal investigation.
Maryland is strengthening its hate crime law so prosecutors don't have to prove hate was the only motivating factor in committing a crime, as new laws take effect in the state this week.
The Face The Nation host and CBS News foreign correspondent shares her thoughts on the first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden.
When the Preakness happens Saturday at Pimlico, 250 people will be allowed at the facility, but racing officials say it won't be spectators, despite what Baltimore City's mayor said Wednesday.
Just a reminder for Marylanders- you have one extra year to get your REAL ID.
Baltimore County's public high schools will likely need $1.2 billion in capital improvements over a seven-year period, an initial report analyzing the school system's infrastructure needs found.
Coach John Harbaugh said the Baltimore Ravens organization is staying vigilant after cases of coronavirus were reported among Tennessee Titans players and staff, postponing their matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday.
Harbaugh said he and the team are trying their best, wearing masks on the practice field, in meetings and on the sidelines.
Mango is a lovely 3-year-old cat looking for her fur-ever home! She's still learning how to love and you may need to work with her, but after some time she will warm up to her new family. You can find Mango at the MDSPCA.
Just weeks before allowing some students return to classrooms, Baltimore County Schools said it is quickly running out of laptops for students.
MEMA will distribute these funds to local jurisdictions throughout the state that are at risk or have been affected by natural disasters.
