First Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In Maryland, Gov. Hogan Declares State Of Emergency
Health officials have confirmed the first three positive cases of coronavirus in Maryland.
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Health officials have confirmed the first three positive cases of coronavirus in Maryland.
Amid the coronavirus outbreak, a question you may be asking is: what should I do if I start to feel sick?
One famous restaurant wants to bridge the gap between Washington D.C. and Baltimore, and they hope their iconic food will do just that.
The nation's leading horse entertainers came together last weekend at the Horse World Expo in Pennsylvania, and one Carroll County trainer showed off her very own Chincoteague pony.
Baltimore police are looking for someone who allegedly broke the window out of a van and assaulted the driver.
If you're looking for a place to stay for a nice "staycation" you might want to go to the Eastern Shore.
Police in Anne Arundel County need your help identifying two suspects wanted for shoplifting and assault.
On the brink of a strike, Safeway and its workers have come to a tentative agreement.
In Annapolis Thursday afternoon, state lawmakers fast-tracked an emergency spending bill that will provide up to $50 million from the state's rainy day fund to fight the coronavirus.
The Baltimore County Justice Coalition is asking or an independent investigation of the Baltimore County Police Department following an officer-involved shooting which killed a man during a traffic stop on I-83 in November 2019.
Gibbons was burned on 80 percent of his body. He was given only a 10 percent chance to live.
The Maryland General Assembly will not be imposing a sales tax this year. The decision comes after a widespread protest.
It starts with punctures on a page; brail is just one of the many ways for blind people to learn and communicate.
The family and the neighbor have been self-quarantined at home.
The death of a 96-year-old woman who was found by her caretaker Wednesday morning has been ruled a homicide, according to Baltimore County Police.