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While winning tickets for the $632 million jackpot were sold in Wisconsin and California, a PowerBall player in Rockville purchased a ticket worth $1 million ahead of the Jan. 5 drawing, Maryland Lottery and Gaming said Tuesday.
With the addition of 60 new COVID-19 patients over the last week, hospitals in Anne Arundel County are now at 90% occupancy, said Dr. Nilesh Kalyanaraman, the county health officer.
With beds "virtually full" from the ongoing surge of COVID-19 cases, the Maryland Hospital Association is calling on the general public to "receive the right care in the right place."
Nearly 3,500 Marylanders are hospitalized with COVID-19, according to data released Tuesday by the Maryland Department of Health.
Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger said he caught COVID-19 despite being vaccinated and receiving a booster shot.
Firefighters and technicians with Baltimore Gas and Electric are on the scene of natural gas leak reported Tuesday near the Hilton Parkway in West Baltimore, a local firefighters' union tweeted.+
A 34-year-old man was shot and killed Monday night in Northwest Baltimore.
Temperatures will get into the mid-20's Tuesday, and even with diminishing wind, it will still feel like the upper teens to low 20's.
Polling data showed that 45 percent of voters who "somewhat disapprove" of Hogan's overall performance as governor, support his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Food and Drug Administration, which oversees xenotransplantation experiments, gave the green light for the procedure under a "compassionate use" emergency authorization.
Wind chill values are projected to be in the single digits by tomorrow morning, and it will feel like the 10s for much of the day.
The school system has yet to update their covid dashboard, so it is unclear how many cases there are in the schools.
President Joe Biden carried Maryland by 32 percentage points in 2020 and a Republican hasn't won a statewide federal office in more than 30 years.
Leadership with AFSCME, the union representing state employees, say the conditions are leading to COVID-19 infections, assaults, and even deaths.
A Riverside business was targeted early Monday morning in a smash-and-grab ATM theft.
