All-Electric Ferry Isn't Feasible Option To Relieve Bay Bridge Traffic, Study Says
A new study from state transportation officials says an all-electric ferry across the Chesapeake Bay is not feasible.
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A new study from state transportation officials says an all-electric ferry across the Chesapeake Bay is not feasible.
Baltimore County Fire said the call came out at 4:27 p.m. for a rescue.
As the coronavirus continues to overwhelm the state's medical system, doctors have shifted to telemedicine delivering health care remotely in an effort to keep patients and staff safe.
The three-part plan includes a virtual commencement on May 22, complimentary tickets to a Maryland Football game on September 12 and the opportunity to be a part of the university's winter commencement ceremony on December 20.
A protest to reopen Maryland amid the coronavirus pandemic reportedly set for 9 a.m. Monday morning never materialized.
The Howard County Police Animal Control and Adoption Center has a pet food bank available to those who need help during the current state of emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic.
H&S Bakery is partnering with several Baltimore area charities and organizations to provide 20,000 loaves of bread to those in need during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Baltimore Orioles and Chick-Fil-A donated hundreds of meals to employees at MedStar Harbor Hospital on Monday, the organizations said.
One nursing home resident is dead and another is hospitalized after a coronavirus outbreak was reported at a Kent County nursing home.
Maryland's response rate for the U.S. Census is up to 54.2%, officials report.
The General Assembly will not reconvene for a special session in May due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Police are investigating a fatal crash in Carney that happened over the weekend.
Baltimore city schools are offering a helpful guide for seniors to keep them on-track for graduating.
A veterans hospital in Cecil County has closed its doors to the public to help prevent the spread of coronavirus in its facility.
Forty-five people were charged with violating the governor's coronavirus-related orders, according to state officials.
