4 Injured In 3 Shootings In Anne Arundel County Tuesday
Anne Arundel County police are investigating after 4 people were injured in three separate shootings Tuesday night.
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Anne Arundel County police are investigating after 4 people were injured in three separate shootings Tuesday night.
A man was charged in impersonating an officer after he told responding police he was trying to serve a woman divorce papers when she assaulted him.
Researchers are predicting a slightly smaller-than-average oxygen dead zone in the Chesapeake Bay this year.
With growing sentiment among both players and the league that he should be signed, a CBSSports.com writer says the Ravens would make the most sense for Kaepernick.
Baltimore County police have identified the man shot and killed in Pikesville Tuesday.
The Guinness Open Gate Brewery will reopen on Thursday with revised-outdoor only operations.
Three teenagers have been charged after a drawing of a noose, the word "lynch" and "a racial slur" were found spray-painted at a Maryland high school, police said Tuesday.
One person is alive but in serious condition after a multi-vehicle crash in West Baltimore earlier Wednesday morning.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young said city officials will not announce the next steps of reopening the city until Friday, June 19.
Five family pets died after a fire started accidentally at an Essex home.
The Ocean City Police Department says it has increased its law enforcement presence on the Boardwalk and around town by 25 percent in response to the various incidents happening over the last several weeks.
Gov. Larry Hogan's order last week allows for casinos to reopen under new safety guidelines and capacity limits.
The Gaithersburg-based company Novavax announced this week it plans to raise around $200 million to not only fund its coronavirus vaccine work, but also its flu vaccine, NanoFlu.
Students at the University of Maryland can expect to head back to campus on August 31 as originally planned.
The virtual community for COVID-19 survivors is growing in Maryland because of an online resource called COVIDConnect.
