American Red Cross To Test All Blood Donations For COVID-19 Antibodies
The American Red Cross is in need of blood and now, as a service to their donors, they'll be testing all donations for COVID-19 antibodies.
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The American Red Cross is in need of blood and now, as a service to their donors, they'll be testing all donations for COVID-19 antibodies.
A Prince George's County grand jury indicted a suspended Prince George's County Police officer Tuesday.
The Maryland Department of Health is urging you to "Answer the Call" if they try to reach you as part of their contact tracing in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 56-year-old owner of a Halethorpe restaurant died days after he was shot while confronting three armed suspects who had allegedly broken into his business.
LifeBridge Health is welcoming some visitors back into its hospitals on a limited basis.
Howard County police are offering up a reward of up to $2,500 about a non-fatal shooting on June 29 in Columbia.
Hundreds of men and women of the Class of 2024 reported to Alumni Hall at the Naval Academy for Plebe Induction on Tuesday.
The financial fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic is hitting the state's budget in a big way.
A new grant program will allow restaurants in Baltimore City to apply for reimbursement of fees incurred while starting or expanding their outdoor seating capacity.
MDOT MTA will start transitioning from service reductions that were in place under the COVID-19 health emergency to more normal transit schedules.
Prince George's County Police are looking for information about a fatal ATV crash that killed 26-year-old Larnell Sinclair in Landover.
Anne Arundel Couty Police are investigating in the 8300 block of Telegraph Road in Odenton for reports of an armed subject.
Baltimore police have identified the homicide victim from the June 28 murder that happened in the 300 block of W. Saratoga Street and are now trying to locate his family.
University of Maryland President Wallace D. Loh bid farewell Tuesday.
State officials have ordered the Advanced Pain Medicine Institute in Prince George's County to stop offering tests because the results may be wrong.
