18% Of Baltimore 2020 Homicide Victims Were Female, Highest In Recent History, Data Shows
Over the last year, an alarmingly high number of women and girls have become victims of homicide in Baltimore City.
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Over the last year, an alarmingly high number of women and girls have become victims of homicide in Baltimore City.
The Baltimore County School Board has approved nearly $2 million in contracts in connection to the aftermath of the ransomware cyber attack in November 2020.
A fire at a vacant Cecil County home that injured four firefighters early Wednesday morning has been ruled arson, the state fire marshal's office said Thursday.
The digital divide has only become more pronounced during the COVID-19 pandemic, with much of the world now online.
The big play that caught former Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith's attention wasn't an agile opponent fighting to win, it was COVID-19.
New guidelines this week from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirm double-masking -- wearing two face coverings -- is much safer.
Firefighters are battling a fire in north Baltimore Thursday evening.
A popular Baltimore burger restaurant is closing its Ocean City, Maryland, location due to the COVID-19 pandemic and restrictions placed on restaurants.
Snow fell overnight Wednesday into Thursday morning, creating a mess on roads and leading to dozens of accidents. Now, officials are telling Marylanders to beware of black ice during their Friday morning commute.
The M&T Bank Stadium will open up its site on Thursday, February 25. Appointments for the stadium site will become available sometime in the next week.
State officials expressed optimism Thursday a COVID-19 vaccine candidate from Johnson & Johnson that is being manufactured in Baltimore will get emergency use authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Gov. Larry Hogan promised rapid COVID-19 tests and an "unlimited supply" of PPE for schools during a press conference Thursday.
Three Maryland men are facing federal charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with a scheme to allegedly sell COVID-19 vaccines.
Limited visitation will resume at hospitals and nursing homes across Maryland, state officials announced Thursday.
Snow overnight and into Thursday morning created quite a mess for commuters.
