'Don't Wait Until It's Too Late': Exhausted Health Professionals Implore Unvaccinated To Get The Shot
"It's been tough," said Michael Gray, a respiratory therapist. "A lot of people are fatigued and worn out. It's a lot to deal with."
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"It's been tough," said Michael Gray, a respiratory therapist. "A lot of people are fatigued and worn out. It's a lot to deal with."
Reports say that Jackson stated his "hip was sore from his flip into the end zone" during Sunday nights against the Kansas City Chiefs.
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A Baltimore man has been arrested in connection with a shooting that sent a 19-year-old woman to the hospital earlier this month, authorities said.
The Maryland Department of Transportation is reminding bus driver trainees that CDL testing appointments are still available for Bus Drivers' Day at the Motor Vehicle Administration on Sept. 25.
A man was killed in a double shooting that happened in broad daylight in south Baltimore Thursday, police said.
A Prince George's County officer was arrested and removed from duty after he was accused of pointing his department-issued gun at another driver, authorities said Thursday.
With Maryland's hospitals grappling with staffing shortages, Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday announced the state is taking action to shore up the medical workforce.
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The National Weather Service said multiple rounds of showers and scattered storms are possible of producing heavy rain. The average rainfall amounts of one to two inches are expected.
A communications mix-up between Fort Meade and media outlets inadvertently triggered a false alarm about an active shooter Thursday at the U.S. military installation.
Evidence showed Carter and Mosley conspired to kill a witness who had provided information to law enforcement about Carter's friend, who was charged in a health care fraud scheme.
Afterschool activities and other evening activities are also canceled.
Maryland reported 1,405 new COVID-19 cases and 16 new deaths, according to state health department data released Thursday morning.
Multiple school systems are closed in Maryland as rain batters the region Thursday.
