Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 72-Year-Old Patricia McDonald-El
Patricia McDonald-El, 72, was last seen in the 4100 block of Roland Avenue.
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Patricia McDonald-El, 72, was last seen in the 4100 block of Roland Avenue.
Baltimore schools are setting up multiple pop-up shops Wednesday afternoon to give away free groceries.
They are claiming that one immigrant was ordered to be deported by Judge Crosland, because the man had failed to attend his hearing due to "fear of COVID-19,"
Baltimore mayor Jack Young said the city has reported its 5th positive coronavirus case as of Wednesday.
A woman accused of driving drunk slammed into a Maryland police cruiser that was pulled over for a separate traffic stop late Tuesday, killing a motorist and injuring four law enforcement officials, State Police said.
Any violation of the executive order is punishable for a fine of up to $5,000 or one-year in jail- or both.
Morgan State University announced Tuesday that it will transition to online-only classes for the rest of the semester and postpone and reschedule spring commencement amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Prince George's County State's Attorney Aisha Braveboy announced Tuesday the successful passage of legislation to strengthen Maryland's hate crime statute.
The Maryland Department of Transportation, Maryland Transit Authority announced Tuesday it will implement service reductions on all vehicle modes effective Wednesday, March 18.
The Maryland General Assembly gave final approval Tuesday night to a far-reaching education measure aimed at improving K-12 education throughout the state.
As concern about spreading the coronavirus continues, several stores are closing down locations in the U.S.
While it will be closed until March 27 due to the virus, the aquarium will be streaming several of its exhibits, including Blacktip Reef and Pacific Coral Reef, live on its website.
Up to seven people were shot in a police-involved shooting Tuesday evening, according to the Baltimore City FOP.
From free delivery to having food delivered without interacting with another human being, here's what companies are doing.
The coronavirus is forcing small businesses across the state to get creative to keep their customers happy and their doors open.
