35 Total Adenovirus Cases Confirmed At UMD
The University of Maryland has confirmed five new cases of the adenovirus on its campus.
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The University of Maryland has confirmed five new cases of the adenovirus on its campus.
Civil rights groups filed the suit Wednesday against Maryland's Prince George's County and its police chief, Henry Stawinski, on behalf of several current or former officers.
Schuh will replace Clay Stamp, who is returning to Talbot County as assistant county manager and emergency services director.
They call it, "Shrimp and Gifts". Jimmy's Seafood provided not only the shrimp but also some of the money toward the $150 gift card each child was handed to spend and paired with Ravens players Orlando Brown, Marc Humphrey or Haynd Hurst.
A ceremonial bill signing at City Hall on Wednesday marks a milestone for affordable housing in Baltimore.
At least one person is injured after a car flipped over in an accident in Montgomery County.
14-year-old Jaden Crowner faces first and second-degree attempted murder charges as well as assault and other misdemeanor charges.
The America's VetDogs program at the Maryland Correctional Training Center in Hagerstown, Md. is changing lives for veterans, dogs and the inmate handlers who train them.
John Purkey III spent 37 years in the Baltimore County Fire Department. When he retired in 2012 he decided to continue to do what he loves and he bought a fire engine.
It's not always obvious, but the Chesapeake Bay's health is linked to farming.
A clash of seasonings is looming in federal court, as Maryland's Old Bay seeks to protect its trademark in a lawsuit against another spice blend, New Bae.
Trump signed an executive order Wednesday announcing a new revitalization council to help impoverished neighborhoods previously ignored by Washington.
Lamar Jackson will start as quarterback for the Ravens this Sunday when they face the Buccaneers, despite Joe Flacco being cleared to play.
Fact: You are more likely to die of a fentanyl-related overdose in Baltimore City than a gunshot wound.
Kimberly-Clark announced a voluntary recall of its U by Kotex® Sleek® Tampons, Regular Absorbency after some consumers reported the tampons were unraveling inside their bodies, or coming apart upon removal.
