Police In Maryland Increase Patrols For St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's Day is here and police around Maryland are increasing patrols and urging you to be safe and smart.
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St. Patrick's Day is here and police around Maryland are increasing patrols and urging you to be safe and smart.
Ravens defensive tackle Broderick Washington was arrested in Arlington, Virginia over the weekend.
Police in Frederick County are searching for a missing 13-year-old boy who was last seen Wednesday morning in Urbana.
Loyola University Maryland says it will have a fully in-person semester for Fall 2021.
Cecil County Public Schools will move ahead with plans to allow students who want to return to in-person learning four days per week to do so.
More than 140,000 Marylanders now have health insurance since the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange launched its Coronavirus Emergency Special Enrollment Period a year ago.
Police are looking for a 31-year-old Frederick man who has been missing since March 14.
The Baltimore Orioles have more interesting and more talented players entering the 2021 season than they've had in the last two years.
Ørsted announced Wednesday it successfully completed the initial phases of Maryland's first offshore wind staging area center at Tradepoint Atlantic in Baltimore County.
Maryland adds 917 coronavirus cases and 19 deaths as hospitalizations and the state's positivity rate are both flat Wednesday morning.
Baltimore County police said he suffers from cognitive impairment and sometimes believes he is in Philadelphia.
Gov. Larry Hogan said Maryland will not see an increase in the level of COVID-19 vaccine supply for the next two weeks. It follows a conversation with White House officials Tuesday.
On the same day that thousands more Baltimore City Public School students were able to return to the classroom, officials announced 13 pooled COVID-19 tests conducted within the district last week came back positive.
Baltimore County Police are investigating a deadly shooting in Windsor Mill Tuesday afternoon.
There was less traffic on the roads last year, but that doesn't mean it was safer to drive. According to AAA Mid-Atlantic, deadly crashes in Maryland were up 12% last year compared to 2019 and up 17% from 2018.
