Public Library Branches In Harford County To Serve As Cooling Centers From Aug. 11-13
Harford County announced that they will utilize public library branches as cooling centers from Wednesday, Aug. 11 until Friday, Aug. 13.
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Harford County announced that they will utilize public library branches as cooling centers from Wednesday, Aug. 11 until Friday, Aug. 13.
Alicia Lawson on Monday pleaded guilty to Child Abuse in the First Degree resulting in Death, announced the State's Attorney's Office of Baltimore City.
Baltimore County Volunteer Firefighters have evacuated the area of Charlestown Senior Living Facility in Catonsville for an incident involving an uncontained "hazardous chemical."
The renovation by the Maryland Jockey Club included the replacement of the cushion, base and substructure of the dirt track.
New Jersey resident Jake Bertonazzi hauled in a 318.5-pound swordfish while participating in the White Marlin Open, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced on Tuesday.
Anne Arundel County official launched a new website Tuesday to outline job resources for unemployed residents whose benefits are set to expire on Sept. 4.
The Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival, originally scheduled for Oct. 30, has been postponed until June 4, 2022, organizers said.
The district court erred in assessing the danger posed by George Tanios, according to the appellate ruling issued Monday.
Police said a woman was shot in the head overnight in southwest Baltimore near a crowd of people.
The team's 2021 first round pick reportedly pulled up while running a slant route against cornerback Marcus Peters and fell to the ground.
The Baltimore Orioles announced Tuesday the ballclub is requiring masks in all indoor parts of Oriole Park at Camden Yards, such as the Club Level, suites and the team store.
Baltimore County Public Schools announced that universal masking will be required in all of its schools effective Tuesday.
Members of Baltimore's congressional delegation are asking for more federal resources to fight crime in Baltimore.
An Emmitsburg, Md. couple was arrested on Monday and charged with violent entry or disorderly conduct and knowingly entering restricted buildings or grounds for their alleged participation in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, the U.S. Attorney for Washington D.C. said.
