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UPDATE: Kenneth Davis has been found safe, police say.
Tropical storm Isaias is moving on past Maryland, but left behind damage and could winds and flooding could remain an issue.
A tornado watch is in effect as Tropical Storm Isaias makes its way towards Maryland.
More than 700 new coronavirus cases were reported Tuesday morning as the state nears 92,000 total cases.
The Maryland Transportation Authority alerted travelers to slowed traffic on southbound Interstate 95 Tuesday morning caused by two jackknifed tractor trailers.
Isaias was downgraded to a Tropical Storm after it regained hurricane status after Monday when it made landfall in the Carolinas. It made its way through Maryland in just a few hours, faster than expected.
Baltimore City Parks & Recs are investigating one of their own after a Park Ranger is accused of damaging and removing five Black Lives Matter murals in Patterson Park.
Annapolis residents spent Monday preparing for the arrival of Isaias, which strengthened into a hurricane on Monday evening.
As Isaias moves up the East Coast toward Maryland, officials in flood-prone Ellicott City are gearing up for the possibility of more high water.
Gov. Larry Hogan on Monday gave the State Board of Elections two days to put forth its plans for how it will administer the general election in November amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A judge dismissed a legal challenge Monday that had been blocking Virginia officials from removing a towering statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee from the state's capital city, but he immediately imposed another injunction against dismantling the figure.
A 71-year-old from Hagerstown was killed when a tire on their vehicle blew out on Interstate 70 Monday afternoon, causing the vehicle to roll over, state police said.
A man was killed in a shooting in northeast Baltimore Monday evening, police said.
The boardwalk was quiet Monday morning as residents began preparing for the storm.
The Maryland Department of Health and the Public School Superintendent Association of Maryland has decided to postpone the 2020 high school fall and winter competition season during the first semester.
