Two More Heat-Related Deaths Reported In Maryland, Bringing Seasonal Total To 14
Maryland's health department reported two more heat-related deaths last week, bringing the state's seasonal total to 14.
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Maryland's health department reported two more heat-related deaths last week, bringing the state's seasonal total to 14.
If you know the whereabouts of Mr. Richard Miller please dial 911.
Officials said later Wednesday the body of a missing boater in South River has been found.
A 25-year-old Baltimore man was charged in an Aug. 7 shooting at a Comfort Inn in Brooklyn, Maryland.
A man discovered with an assault rifle, a handgun and body armor following a confrontation with protestors at the Robert E. Lee statue in Virginia's capital has been charged with a federal firearms violation.
Baltimore Spirits Company has plans to open a new cocktail bar next to their distillery in Medfield's Union Collective.
More than 11,000 Marylanders signed up to be election judges, Gov. Larry Hogan reported. Now Hogan urges local election judges to secure and train the judges for the upcoming election.
Police charge three suspects in a shooting that happened near Rockdale Terrace early Saturday morning.
Coronavirus hospitalizations and ICU cases are up in Maryland, according to the latest numbers released by state health officials.
A 34-year-old Garrett County man was charged with holding a fawn captive inside his home and then releasing it back into the wild.
More than a dozen people have been displaced following a fire at a condominium building in Howard County Tuesday evening, officials said.
From California to New York, to right here in Baltimore, dozens of protesters and postal workers gathered for rallies Tuesday to show their support for the postal service.
Barnes & Noble will close its iconic Inner Harbor location in Baltimore at the end of the week, the bookstore chain announced Tuesday.
Election officials from every county in Maryland and Baltimore City came together at a conference of the Maryland Association of Election Officials to talk about the challenges they're facing for the upcoming presidential election.
The Baltimore Ravens are among the latest teams to announce this week it will start the 2020 season without fans at home games.
