Coronavirus Updates: Rehoboth Beach Removes Benches To Stop Gatherings
The benches won't be replaced until after the state's emergency order is lifted.
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The benches won't be replaced until after the state's emergency order is lifted.
A study by Wallet Hub rates Maryland as the 18th most difficult state to self isolate in.
The victim was an inmate in his 60s who had a number of "serious underlying medical conditions," and had been living at the Jessup Correctional Institution before being hospitalized on April 13.
The Ravens added some veteran help to their offensive line Tuesday, agreeing to terms with veteran lineman D.J. Fluker.
A 56-year-old Baltimore native has died from complications related to a shooting in the city 47 years ago. The shooting has now been deemed a homicide.
A woman is critically injured after a pick-up truck ran off the road in Harwood on Monday, Anne Arundel County fire officials said.
The Ravens head coach says he is expecting rookies to be able to contribute the same as any other season. They'll just be learning the playbook in a new way.
A 21-year-old Baltimore woman is charged in the fatal stabbing of a woman she was living with inside a Baltimore home Monday.
Postell, 53, is charged with impersonating a police officer, second-degree assault, disorderly conduct and possession of forged currency.
Anne Arundel County police are investigating an armed robbery at a Glen Burnie Royal Farms Monday night.
One person is dead and three others injured in three separate shootings overnight Tuesday in Baltimore.
Lidl is set to open up its third location in Baltimore County by mid-2021, the supermarket chain announced Tuesday.
The FBI and Maryland State Police are looking for two missing Maryland women who have ties to two men charged in the murder of a 33-year-old Carroll County man.
Maryland is preparing for a first-of-its-kind election on Tuesday.
The Baltimore City Council on Monday unanimously extended the city's state of emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic.
