New COVID-19 Testing Trucks Could Come To Baltimore
There may soon be a new option for getting a COVID-19 test in Maryland.
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There may soon be a new option for getting a COVID-19 test in Maryland.
Elev8 partnered with Rowdy Orbit and their teams attached the hotspots to rooftops and even church steeples, teaching local teens along the way.
A local nonprofit is lending out tools, tables and other resources to help out those impacted by the COVID-19.
As more Marylanders recover from COVID-19, those who've had the virus are now helping those who are still suffering from the shortness of breath, coughing and fever.
After gun shots went off in the middle of the night in a northeast Baltimore neighborhood, the entire block woke up the next morning, and then went to work.
Ride To D.C. is the largest protest bike ride in U.S. history, and over 150 participants have arrived in Baltimore after leaving from New York City on Wednesday morning.
Shannon Wright, the GOP nominee for Baltimore mayor, will make an appearance at the Republican National Convention.
The Washington Post on Wednesday reported additional examples of workplace sexual harassment inside the Washington Football Team organization, and allegations that owner Dan Snyder was personally involved.
There's a growing number of people who have survived COVID-19, only to find persistent symptoms lasting weeks, sometimes even months.
The health department is offering the Varicella and MMR vaccine for Kindergartners and Tdap and Meningitis for 7th graders.
Meet the amazing Jack!! This lovable cat has been at the Maryland SPCA for 327 days and counting.
A Code Red Extreme Heat Alert is declared for Baltimore City on Thursday, as a heat index is expected to reach 105 degrees in the region.
Cecil County Public Schools is working to help families as they prepare for remote learning in the fall.
Maryland and three other states will get a total of nearly $20 million to combat the opioid epidemic, the U.S. Department of Labor said Wednesday.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced funding allocated from the CARES Act to subsidize the new RecZone program from the Department of Recreation and Parks.
