Coronavirus Latest: Festival Of Trees 2020 Transforms For COVID-19 Pandemic
The holiday event put on by the Kennedy Krieger Institute will go from a three-day in-person festival to a hybrid-online experience.
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The holiday event put on by the Kennedy Krieger Institute will go from a three-day in-person festival to a hybrid-online experience.
Hostess Brands is recalling a number of Raspberry Zinger snack cakes that could develop mold before their "best-by" dates.
Maryland State Police are investigating the circumstances around the death of a Cecil County man who was stabbed after he allegedly threatened to kill and attack a man who then stabbed him.
Despite an announcement from Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young on Wednesday morning that indoor dining will be shut down due to the coronavirus, organizers of the Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week said the event will continue.
A Maryland man has been accused of fatally shooting a woman with whom he had a prior relationship.
Duck Duck Goose in Baltimore's Fells Point is temporarily closing due to COVID-19 concerns.
More than 600 new cases of coronavirus were reported Wednesday as the state reach more than 80,000 COVID-19 cases over the span of the pandemic.
The Baltimore Running Festival will be switched to a virtual-only event due to COVID-19 safety concerns.
A man was shot in the leg early Wednesday in West Baltimore.
Several county school districts have already made a decision to be online-only for at least the first semester.
People ages two and older will soon be required to wear masks in indoor places in Baltimore County, officials announced Tuesday.
On Thursday, WJZ's Nicole Baker will be having a procedure that will keep her off the air for a few weeks.
A woman is dead and a suspect is in custody following an incident in Brooklyn Park Tuesday afternoon, the Anne Arundel County Police Department said.
Residents from 31 states must now quarantine for 14 days when arriving in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, as dozens of states experience rising positive COVID-19 rates.
Anne Arundel County Police Chief Timothy Altomare announced his retirement Tuesday night.