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As Taliban forces continue their sweep through Afghanistan, Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger on Monday released a statement supporting the Biden administration's withdrawal from the country and calling the safety of American personnel on the ground the "number one priority."
The Severn River Association and Oyster Recovery Partnership will plant 20 million juvenile oysters in the Severn River on Friday as part of an ongoing effort to improve water quality.
Queen Anne's County Public Schools announced Monday all staff and students in schools will need to wear face coverings indoors and on buses, effective Tuesday, August 17.
The Maryland Zoo announced that "OktoBEARfest, presented by Chase," is returning this year, and tickets are on sale Monday.
The Port of Baltimore received a $1.6 million grant from FEMA to enhance its cybersecurity infrastructure, the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Port Administration announced on Monday.
Navy Football unveiled its new uniforms Monday for the upcoming fall season
Gov. Larry Hogan on Monday said Maryland is "ready and willing" to accept more Afghan refugees as U.S. forces withdraw from the country and the Taliban retakes control.
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield announced Monday that it will make COVID-19 vaccinations a requirement for its workforce, Boards of Directors, and guests.
A new report released on Monday suggests Baltimore City and Baltimore County consolidate operations of the systems that bring drinking water to residents' homes and treat wastewater.
A joint U.S. Marshals and Baltimore Police-led operation, executed over two weeks, resulted in the arrest of 93 fugitives in the Baltimore area.
Avanti Frozen Foods is recalling several more brands of pre-cooked frozen shrimp over concerns the products are infected with salmonella, the FDA announced on Monday.
Maryland reported 766 new COVID-19 cases and five new deaths, according to state health department data released Monday morning.
The woman was seen collapsing in the parking lot, lying facedown, before a car that was turning out of the drive-thru struck her.
While the Orioles are in the midst of an 11-game losing streak at the major league level, the prospects in the minor leagues are continuing to generate some buzz.
A lower back injury has backup QB Trace McSorley out for "a few weeks."
