Royal Caribbean Returns To Port Of Baltimore After COVID-19 Hiatus
The Maryland Port Administration welcomed Royal Caribbean back to the Port of Baltimore on Thursday.
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The Maryland Port Administration welcomed Royal Caribbean back to the Port of Baltimore on Thursday.
Maryland surpassed 1,500 COVID-19 hospitalizations Thursday, triggering pandemic plans at hospitals statewide, as the Department of Health reported a new single-day high of 6,869 additional cases.
The postseason is arriving early for the AFC North.
Trash and recycling will be picked up as scheduled on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, the Baltimore City Department of Public Works said Thursday.
The Maryland Department of Health on Tuesday reported 6,218 new confirmed COVID cases, by far the most recorded in a 24-hour period.
Holley was in her patrol car on Pennington Avenue in Curtis Bay about 1:30 a.m. Thursday when she was ambushed and shot, police said.
Mayor Brandon Scott on Wednesday announced that he's suspending all programs run by Baltimore City Recreation and Parks through the end of January, one of several steps he said the city is taking to get the spread of COVID-19 under control.
Young entrepreneur Noel Melis is making this holiday season a little brighter by offering her gift wrapping skills to friends and neighbors.
A new audit has found that a U.S. Postal Service hub in Baltimore is processing millions of fewer pieces of mail compared to last year, even though work hours and overtime have gone up significantly.
The Baltimore City Health Department will host 5 walk-up vaccine clinics across the area Thursday.
A brand new culinary training program called Groundwork Kitchen is celebrating it's first cohort of graduates as they work towards finding jobs in the food and hospitality industry.
The two smash and grabs are the latest in a string of ATM thefts spanning months in the area.
Five Baltimore Ravens have been voted to the 2021 Pro Bowl.
Proud Boys members describe themselves as a politically incorrect men's club for "Western chauvinists."
The Ravens placed four defensive players on the Reserve/COVID-19 list Wednesday ahead of Sunday's rematch against the Bengals.
