Nearly $24M In COVID Relief Funding Heading To Maryland Airports
Nearly $24 million in federal funding will be going to help airports in Maryland recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Nearly $24 million in federal funding will be going to help airports in Maryland recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Ellicott City Safe and Sound Plan is receiving nearly $9 million in state funding.
Police are investigating after a man was killed in a shooting in northwest Baltimore overnight.
A girl who challenged a Pittsburgh Police officer to a foot race had no clue she was up against a former Pitt football player.
Maryland added 1,840 new COVID-19 cases Friday and hospitalizations and the state positivity rate increased, according to data from the State Department of Health.
IES Life Sciences and the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore are teaming up to determine how severe a COVID-19 case could become and even what type of symptoms a patient could have.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced he's forming an Asian American Hate Crime Workgroup.
When you think of noise attributed to weddings, you think of laughter, tears, and music. But in about a month, any outdoor wedding or reception in the area will also have the sounds of cicadas.
A missing 16-year-old girl from New Market has been found safe, the Frederick County Sheriff's Office said.
Baltimore Police are looking for the suspects involved in a shooting that injured a 14-year-old girl on Thursday.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday that he has vetoed three police reform measures approved by the Democrat-controlled General Assembly, all measures passed with enough votes to override the vetoes.
A Pentagon police officer was charged with two counts of second-degree murder Friday in the shooting deaths of two men in Maryland this week, authorities said.
The U.S. Naval Academy announced Friday that select Commissioning Week events for the Class of 2021 will be held in person, culminating with a graduation and commissioning ceremony at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium on May 28.
Last week, the University of Maryland, Baltimore announced they were attacked by a ransomware group known as Clop in December.
As the weather gets nicer, we all want to be outside, and for a lot of kids, that means shooting some hoops. In Anne Arundel County, they'll be able to do just that, and it's thanks to some local police officers.
