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The US is pushing to have 70% of adults get at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine by July 4, but an expert said that number is important to reach at the state level too -- and those states who are falling well below may be vulnerable to another outbreak.
Governor Larry Hogan announced Thursday that Maryland will start a phased demobilization of the state's mass vaccination sites.
The Maryland US State's Office Thursday morning is announcing a federal indictment of 15 gang members allegedly involved in 18 murders, more than 28 attempted murders, carjackings, assaults and witness intimidation.
Heavy rain and strong winds ripped through parts of Maryland on Thursday hitting Baltimore and Harford Counties the hardest.
The Unemployed Workers Union is blasting Governor Larry Hogan's recent decision planning to stop the additional 300 dollars in federal benefits, leaving tens of thousands of Marylanders with less cash in their pockets.
The seven-day average of newly administered doses of the Covid-19 vaccine has fallen below 1 million per day for the first time since January, according to data published Thursday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The Baltimore Museum of Industry will present a free online program in partnership with Project Liberty Ship at 7 p.m. June 24. The program uses material from the BMI's collections and archives to tell the story of how Baltimore became a shipbuilding power that produced the S.S. John W. Brown, one of Baltimore's most historically significant artifacts.
The Towson community will celebrate 125 years of tradition at their annual Fourth of July parade on July 3.
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation announced that the Charm City Circulator and Harbor Connector Taxi Service will resume normal hours of operation beginning June 7.
Two Prince George's County police officers have been suspended and a third has been placed on administrative leave Wednesday after shooting and killing a dog in unincorporated Hyattsville, Prince George's County Police said.
The long-standing claims that Johns Hopkins was a staunch abolitionist were shattered last December when JHU announced that it had strong evidence that its founder owned slaves. However, a group of researchers shared new evidence that proves he did not.
City leaders and advocates are raising concerns about the use of facial recognition technology and its use in Baltimore. At a press conference outside City Hall Thursday, they said there is not enough research about the technology and that it all too often misidentifies black and brown citizens and can lead to false arrest and detention.
Anne Arundel County Executive, Steuart Pittman, declared June 4 as Gun Violence Safety Awareness Day for the county.
Maryland has a lot to offer. Crabs with Old Bay, the beach, sports teams and deep history, just to name a few. Yet one study just found a major flaw.
