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The State Department resettled evacuees based on the advice of local affiliates of nine national resettlement agencies the U.S. government is working with, the officials said.
Candidates can visit any Shop Rite from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and ask to speak with a hiring manager to get an on-the-spot interview.
Police said the two suspects drove the victim to various ATMs in the greater Laurel area and forced him to withdraw large amounts of cash.
Both victims were hospitalized for their injuries. One person remains in the hospital, and their condition is unclear.
The Governor's Office said Maryland ranks fourth in the nation for accepting special immigrant visa holders.
The woman was found shot dead in the street.
Tiffani Evans stood with Prince George's County Police Officials Thursday morning as they announced the arrest of three young men in the death her son, eight-year-old Peyton 'PJ' Evans.
Maryland reported 1,330 new COVID-19 cases and 21 deaths, according to state health department data released Thursday morning.
Police said Ronald Gray is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting of a 47-year-old man on Pulaski Highway.
On Speight's electronics, investigators found d multiple child pornography files. He was arrested on the scene.
WJZ obtained surveillance video showing someone in a white t-shirt running from the scene followed by another person on a scooter minutes after four people under the age of 18 were shot in the 1700-block of North Milton Avenue in East Baltimore
First it was the pandemic, now it's these summer-like temperatures, interrupting learning for thousands of students.
A Glen Burnie man was arrested last week after police said he intentionally hit a crossing guard with his car and new video sheds a light on the incident -- which raises some questions in the police report.
The concern in our state right now is the arise of Covid-19 variants. Doctors from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health spoke Wednesday about vaccine efficacy and whether or not a booster shot will be needed.
You can't miss the scars Hurricane Ida left behind and thousands are now left to rebuild their normal after the storm. But one thing you can count on is compassion and now help -- and a local Maryland farm is giving it all away.
