Man In Critical Condition After Columbia Shooting
A man is in critical condition after he was shot while on a footpath in Columbia, Howard County Police said Thursday.
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A man is in critical condition after he was shot while on a footpath in Columbia, Howard County Police said Thursday.
Three people were killed and one person was injured after a shooting Wednesday night in East Baltimore, police said.
Frigid temperatures will arrive behind this Arctic front and the First Alert Weather Team has issued an Alert Day for Friday as well.
Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday presented his eighth and final budget as executive, pledging $4.6 billion in tax cuts and $8.15 billion for K-12 education while also leaving $3.6 billion into the Rainy Day Fund, reserves the governor said would help the state in its next emergency.
After a record number of homicides last year, Baltimore County leaders are trying to stop the violence.
Wednesday people rushed back to the grocery stores, with plans to stay in and off the roads tomorrow morning.
Seam splitting infection and hospitalization numbers are starting to tick down slightly statewide after the Omicron surge broke all-time pandemic high records, according to data released by the state.
Students are encouraged to bring their own KN95 masks, but the school said a supply of the masks will be distributed around campus.
A crime scene was located in 3600 block of Hanover Street in the Brooklyn neighborhood, police said.
City taxpayers have already paid out more than $13 million in GTTF-related settlements.
An Anne Arundel County Circuit Court judge on Wednesday denied a petition for a temporary restraining order to block the mask mandate from being enforced.
Chevy Chase Circle is managed by the National Park Service and therefore under federal jurisdiction.
It's a delicate balance of safety and environmental awareness—treating the roads with enough ice-melting salt to keep them safe, while minimizing the impact on our environment.
Early January, a campaign launched in Baltimore to get more people back into work
Baltimore City Health Commissioner Letitia Dzirasa on Wednesday declared a Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert from Thursday evening to Saturday morning, when temperatures will feel like the single digits with the wind chill.
