Joppatowne Dad Competes In 'Legendary Dad Bod' Competition To Help Raise Money For Children Battling Cancer
One Joppatowne father of four is competing in a quirky online contest celebrating dads of all shapes and sizes.
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One Joppatowne father of four is competing in a quirky online contest celebrating dads of all shapes and sizes.
No. 4 Maryland is expected to be the Big Ten's best women's basketball team this season, returning all five starters from the nation's highest-scoring team that won the conference championship.
Montgomery County will end its indoor mask mandate Thursday after seven days of only moderate COVID-19 transmission, County Executive Marc Elrich said.
Gov. Larry Hogan this month laid out a $150 million plan to make Maryland safer by "re-funding the police." Now the state is rolling out the first piece of that plan.
Officials said a detainee paid a correctional officer to arrange sex with another correctional officer.
The United Way of Central Maryland is offering grants of up to $10,000 to small nonprofit organizations across the region that working directly with neighborhoods.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra said it will begin accepting negative PCR tests for entry into Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, accommodating children who are not yet eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Two men face attempted murder charges in connection with an East Baltimore shooting that sent a woman to the hospital, authorities said Wednesday.
The HHS said the American Rescue Plan appropriated over $2 billion to the department to expand access to services that would support the implementation of the strategy.
Two Baltimore men received life sentences Tuesday for the 2019 murder of a Baltimore County man killed during a robbery gone wrong.
The FTC report didn't detail why sales inched higher, but the rise tracks with similar shifts in consumer behavior ushered in by the pandemic.
The governor's office said more than 100 Maryland homeowners are expected to benefit from new affordable homeownership opportunities
Gwynnda the Good Wheel of the West, a member of the city's trash wheel family located at the mouth of the Gwynns Falls, on Tuesday collected an urn.
Maryland Comptroller and gubernatorial hopeful Peter Franchot has tapped a Prince George's County councilwoman as his running mate.
Just 2% of residents said they'll only get the vaccine if it's required, compared to 8% in March
