Contigo Recalls 5.7M Kids Water Bottles For Choking Hazard
Contigo is recalling the lids of the Contigo Kids Cleanable Water Bottle, for a possible choking hazard.
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Contigo is recalling the lids of the Contigo Kids Cleanable Water Bottle, for a possible choking hazard.
The video shows the cop swaying his hips and dancing to the beat while directing traffic to drivers across crosswalks.
Nathan Bell is believed to be wearing a grey baggy shirt, with rips on the left side, khaki-colored pants, black tennis shoes and a burgundy backpack.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has joined a nonpartisan coalition that focuses on addressing sea-level rise and flooding. Hogan announced Tuesday he is joining the American Flood Coalition.
Baltimore rent takes up to 44 percent of entry-level teachers' income, a new Zillow analysis finds.
Underground drinking water tanks at Lake Ashburton will impact traffic periodically on Liberty Heights Avenue and North Hilton Street in the next month.
Delaware State Police say a Maryland man choked his girlfriend in front of her children and trapped them all in a car.
We will have a front move in from the West tomorrow and that will shut off the Easterly influence.
Court records say a man accused in a fatal stabbing told authorities that he was just following the devil's orders.
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore has been awarded a $387,500 grant to support scientific research.
Baltimore City Police said the man attempted to rob the officers, who pulled out their guns and shot him. He was pronounced dead at an area hospital.
Business owners got a first look Monday at the damage caused by a gas leak and explosion at a Columbia shopping center and office complex over the weekend.
A Bel Air teen with cerebral palsy will take the stage during New York Fashion Week to model adaptive clothing for Kohl's.
Police are looking for a man who they said took pictures up a woman's dress last week in a Target store in Canton Crossing.
The calendar may still say summer, but the folks at the Farmers' Almanac are already looking ahead to winter -- and they say Maryland could be colder and wetter this year.
