Trump To Handle Coin Toss At Army-Navy Game
President Donald Trump will officiate the coin toss before the Army-Navy game on Saturday.
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President Donald Trump will officiate the coin toss before the Army-Navy game on Saturday.
State agencies and community partnerships are adjusting to surges in homelessness, while housing and food assistance are lacking across the state, particularly for homeless younger than 25.
If you need your prescription in a hurry, Walgreens pharmacy has launched a next-day drug delivery service.
Doctors at a Baltimore hospital discovered a brain-eating amoeba inside a Seattle woman's tumor, helping officials figure out what caused her to die.
The panel governing medical cannabis in Maryland has imposed strict regulations that effectively ban advertising by marijuana companies.
Anne Arundel County Police announced Friday that they are offering a reward of $10,000 in each of the county's six remaining homicide cases.
Fire crews are now evacuating students at Catonsville Middle School after initially saying there wasn't any danger after reports of an unusual odor.
Deliberations have begun in the murder trial of an Ohio man accused of intentionally driving his car into a crowd of counter-protesters at a white nationalist rally, killing one woman and injuring dozens.
Two students were charged Friday for falsely reporting threats against their middle school after police said a parent saw a threatening social media post.
Two people are injured, one critically, after a MTA bus collided with a vehicle in Catonsville Friday.
A detainee at Baltimore's Central Booking and Intake Center has become the third person to die at the facility this year.
Sully, the dog that captured the hearts and minds of many, was trained in a Hagerstown prison before his big-time job at President George H.W. Bush's side as his service dog.
Revenues for the state's six casinos are up over seven percent in November, compared to the previous year, totaling just more than $140 million.
WJZ's Weather Team has been tracking a system all week that could have brought some light snow or a wintry mix to Maryland, but now it looks like it'll miss the state.
In the year since the Asian longhorned tick was officially spotted in New Jersey, it's expanded to eight more states, including Maryland and Virginia.
