Free Parvovirus Vaccinations Given Amid Scare In Anne Arundel County
A parvovirus scare in Anne Arundel County prompted a free vaccination clinic Tuesday.
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A parvovirus scare in Anne Arundel County prompted a free vaccination clinic Tuesday.
If you've noticed water still in your local city people, that's because City Parks and Rec says it's doing routine maintenance as they get ready for next year.
Traffic frustrations continue on the Bay Bridge as work moves forward on a major restoration project, leading Queen Anne's County's commissioners to call on the Maryland Transportation Authority to stop using a two-way traffic pattern on the bridge to alleviate congestion.
A federal appeals court will reconsider a ruling from a three-judge panel that threw out a lawsuit accusing President Donald Trump of illegally profiting off the presidency through his luxury Washington hotel.
It's been almost two months since a gas explosion leveled a Howard County shopping center.
New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows three sexually transmitted diseases are increasing in prevalence in Maryland and the Baltimore metropolitan area.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh has joined a group of 18 attorneys general supporting Vermont's ban on large-capacity magazines.
The Ravens have acquired cornerback Marcus Peters from the Los Angeles Rams.
Baltimore police are asking the public to help them identify a man in a photograph they're calling a person of interest in a shooting in the city.
Two people were arrested in Westminster Friday after a drug enforcement operation in the city, police said Tuesday.
A Ravens fan loves Lamar Jackson so much he wants a piece of the quarterback with him forever.
Maryland Food Truck Week arrives this weekend, celebrating the local food truck industry here in Maryland.
A Maryland panel on education is scheduled to make recommendations for a new funding formula to improve schools over the next decade.
Police are looking for a missing 13-year-old Glen Burnie boy.
The Baltimore Teacher Supply Swap, a membership-based nonprofit providing area educators with needed supplies, is closing its doors after five years due to "funding issues," the organization said Tuesday.
