After Losing Their Daughter To Sickle Cell Disease, One Family Hopes To Help Others Fight It By Urging Blood Donations
Deanna and Bobby lost their daughter to Sickle Cell disease -- a death they say was preventable.
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Deanna and Bobby lost their daughter to Sickle Cell disease -- a death they say was preventable.
Francisco Mejía had a homer and five RBIs, Randy Arozarena also homered and the Tampa Bay Rays spoiled John Means' return from a left shoulder strain, beating the Baltimore Orioles 9-3 Tuesday night.
Frontier Airlines announced they will be adding nonstop service from BWI Airport to Hartsfield-Jackson in Atlanta.
The Maryland State Police have issued a Silver Alert for an 81-year-old Bowie man who went missing Tuesday, Prince George's County Police said.
For the first time in 45 years, the Washington D.C. Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will allow non-members to attend an open house.
Mayor Brandon Scott announced that he signed "The Neighbors Against Predatory Dumping" Act into law.
Coppin State University announced its student debt relief initiative that will clear over $1 million in student balances.
AAA is reporting that mechanics across the Baltimore area have recently seen an uptick in demand for car maintenance after the lifting of pandemic restrictions.
Nothing Bundt Cakes has been open for 5 weeks and Emily and Margo Hunter have formed a creative Mother/Daughter partnership - a special bond that started years ago.
A new effort has been launched to get more shots into the arms of members of hospitality workers in Baltimore.
In an effort to keep the Chesapeake Bay healthy, the Maryland Office of Tourism and National Park Service is training water-based business owners on how to educate their customers on the Importance of this natural resource.
A nice way to start your day! Animal Control Officer Pamart rescued an osprey on Tuesday Afternoon.
It's a program that many Baltimore families have been missing, especially the little ones.
Crews are working to resolve a hazmat situation in Downtown Baltimore.
Maryland Department of Health along with the Maryland State Department of Education announced a request for applications from state K-12 public and non-public schools to receive funding to facilitate Covid-19 screening testing programs for the 2021-2022 academic year.
