Harford County Public Schools Will Continue To Offer Virtual Learning Option For Students
Beginning this fall, Harford County Public Schools will offer virtual learning for students who want to continue taking classes from home.
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Beginning this fall, Harford County Public Schools will offer virtual learning for students who want to continue taking classes from home.
The National Weather Service confirmed that a tornado touched down in Jacksonville, MD on Thursday.
Dogecoin, which started as a joke, is now worth real money, though the value of the cryptocurrency can vary widely.
Five years and $149 million later, The Jones-Hill House, home of Maryland football is finally here.
Baltimore Police announce an arrest of three suspects in connection to the murder of Israeli tourist, Efraim Gordon.
Lora Walters, former Deputy Director of the Cecil County Board of Elections, has been charged with Misconduct in Office, Perjury, False Entry in a Public Record, Altering a Public Record and Committing Corrupt Acts as an Election Official, the Office of the State Prosecutor announced Friday.
Two Maryland artists from Edgewater and Salisbury were chosen by the Foundation for the Preservation of Government House of Maryland to paint the official portraits of Governor Larry Hogan and First Lady Yumi Hogan.
Baltimore Police said 50-year-old Shawn Purvis, of Baltimore, has been charged with first-degree murder in the Thursday shooting death of a 47-year-old man in East Baltimore.
The Department of Justice announced Friday that a federal grand jury indicted 51-year-old Donald Hildebrandt on federal charges of obstruction of justice, production of child pornography, and possession of child pornography.
With the latest round of stimulus checks already distributed to most eligible Americans, many wonder if additional aid is coming.
As mass vaccination sites close, Baltimore is shifting its vaccination resources to mobile and pop-up vaccination sites.
The Institute for Supply Management said its monthly survey of service industries jumped to a reading of 64, topping the previous high of 63.7 in March.
27-year-old Robert Davis of Baltimore was convicted Wednesday by a jury and sentenced to five years in prison for giving a fake name to an officer, possessing a gun as a felon, and other related charges.
A group of Federal Hill residents are so fed up with crime, they've hired a private security company to patrol their streets.
