65% Of Marylanders Approve Of How Gov. Hogan's Doing As Governor, Goucher College Poll Finds
Sixty-five percent of Marylanders approve of the job Gov. Larry Hogan is doing as governor, a new Goucher College Poll finds.
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Sixty-five percent of Marylanders approve of the job Gov. Larry Hogan is doing as governor, a new Goucher College Poll finds.
In an effort to make sure his legacy lives on, Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby has proposed a memorial fund for Dante Barksdale.
A Baltimore chef is using a unique online opportunity to help benefit some Baltimore Schools.
New guidelines from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say people fully vaccinated against Covid-19 can safely visit with other vaccinated people and small groups of unvaccinated people in some circumstances, but there are still important safety precautions needed.
President Joe Biden will not visit the Emergent BioSolutions' lab in Baltimore this week.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Monday submitted a supplemental budget that would give all state employees a one-time $1,000 bonus.
A line of loyal customers stretched outside the doors of Pub Dog in Columbia on Monday as the restaurant reopened 18 months after a powerful gas explosion destroyed it and a number of neighboring businesses.
A 31-year-old Hagerstown woman died in a crash on Interstate 70 in western Maryland Monday, state police said.
Two giraffes died in a fire at a zoo in northern Virginia Monday, officials said.
Police found a man dead in a pond near Windsor Mill Monday.
The Baltimore County Public Library system is removing late fees from childrens' accounts.
Police have arrested a 21-year-old man, one of the Baltimore Police Department's Top 5 Most Wanted suspects, in a July home invasion and robbery, the department said Monday.
Looking for a reason to smile? If you're in Columbia, here's one: the community has been named one of the happiest cities in the United States.
Submitting SAT or ACT test scores as part of the application process at the University of Maryland, College Park will remain optional for 2022 and 2023 spring and fall applicants, the university announced Monday.
Jury trials in circuit and district courts are set to resume on April 26 as the Maryland Judiciary loosens COVID-19 restrictions.
