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Baltimore City Health Commissioner Leana Wen announced Wednesday that the city plans to issue a "standing order" for a medication that completely reverses the effect of an opioid overdose.
The Anne Arundel County SPCA gets creative trying to find homes for animals.
A Delta Air Lines flight has made an emergency landing in Maryland because of an engine problem.
The U.S. Department of Education has named eight Maryland schools 2015 National Blue Ribbon Schools.
Baltimore is getting its first diaper bank, which will provide diapers, wipes and diaper cream to the needy.
The Johns Hopkins University and its Health System says it will increase its hiring from troubled Baltimore communities and award more construction contracts to local, minority- and women-owned businesses.
A man charged with killing two Virginia college students is due in court.
A health warning. Doctors say they are already starting to see flu cases coming in! This after the flu reached epidemic levels last year.
Armed with Chapstick. That's what a shooting victim and his family say he had on him when a Baltimore police major shot him in the leg. That officer-involved shooting is now under investigation.
Tropical Storm Joaquin is strengthening in the Atlantic and is expected to become a hurricane.
Desperate for answers. A community is on edge after a three-year-old girl was found wandering in a nearby parking lot while her mother was dead inside their home.
Saving the school. Parents in Carroll County are fighting the possible closing of a high school.
Beachgoers in Ocean City get quite a scare when they become caught in dangerous rip currents.
The biggest retailer in the world, Amazon, is open for business in Baltimore. It's providing thousands of jobs and packages to our region.
Planned Parenthood lives to fight another day but that doesn't mean the fight is over. A temporary spending bill passed by the Senate includes funding for Planned Parents that Republicans wanted to cut.
