With Roe In Doubt, States Weigh Letting Nurses Do Abortions
Laws were enacted in Maryland, Connecticut, Washington and Delaware this year to help shore up their provider pools by allowing non-physicians to perform certain early term abortions.
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Laws were enacted in Maryland, Connecticut, Washington and Delaware this year to help shore up their provider pools by allowing non-physicians to perform certain early term abortions.
Investigators released surveillance images of two suspects who were seen riding a blue scooter before the shooting and seen fleeing the scene of the crime on it.
Across the country - gas prices continue to soar expected to hit 5 dollars a gallon on average by mid-June.
The Scripps National Spelling Bee was rolling smoothly through the second day of its first fully in-person competition in three years. Then it transformed into the SAT.
Prosecutors allege Mosby said she had suffered "adverse financial consequences" to withdraw from the retirement account.
Any storms tomorrow may have damaging winds and small hail at some point in the later afternoon or early evening.
We've got another hot day in store as we kick off the month of June.
Committing to making the city more LGBTQ-friendly, Mayor Brandon Scott introduced Londyn Smith-De Richelieu, the city's very first Director of the Mayor's Office of LGBTQ Affairs.
Police say both the suspect and the employee who was shot at the Metro PCS store have non-life threatening injuries.
About 750 gallons of diesel were pumped into storage containers in the back of the Uhaul, police said
The National Aquarium has created an immersive event series for adults that inspires connection to nature and celebrates Baltimore, according to aquarium staff.
For the 34-year-old Macdonald, this season is another step in an impressive rise that included time as a defensive backs coach and a linebackers coach before he became a defensive coordinator.
A man with ties to a violent gang was sentenced to life in federal prison on charges that he participated in a crime that killed someone in 2016, according to state officials.
Mayor Bradon Scott announced on Wednesday that Baltimore has filed a lawsuit against one of the largest manufacturers of ghost guns, alleging that it has created a public health crisis.
The Baltimore City Board of Estimates on Wednesday OK'd a $300,000 settlement with rapper Kevron "Young Moose" Evans to squash a lawsuit over claims of misconduct against former Det. Daniel Hersl and nine other members of the city police department's disgraced Gun Trace Task Force.
