COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1.1K New Cases, Hospitalizations Drop
The latest on the coronavirus in Maryland.
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The latest on the coronavirus in Maryland.
Anne Arundel County Police are hoping the public can help them find a missing elderly couple.
Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott released The Transition Report, outlining transition committees' recommendations for the administration.
Some local officials are frustrated by the state's patchwork vaccine system where people are signing up for a shot on multiple waiting lists at once.
The unprecedented second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump will take place under extraordinary security inside the US Capitol -- a physical reminder that federal officials still believe threats to lawmakers and federal buildings are possible more than a month after the January 6 insurrection.
Harford County joins the list of school districts that have a plan to bring students back into the classrooms.
As lead impeachment manager in former President Trump's impeachment trial, Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin, who represents the 8th District, got personal in his closing arguments about the stakes on whether Trump should be held to account for "inciting insurrection against us."
The Virginia man caught on camera doing burnouts on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge last year will spend the weekend in jail.
A permanent exhibit at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum rich with Maryland's past is pivotal in outlining the state's future.
A Baltimore City Council committee met with health officials Tuesday to investigate the problems plaguing the City's COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan.
Customs and Border Protection Officers at Dulles Airport made an unusual counterfeit bust.
For many, getting their COVID-19 shot is grounds for celebration. For some, that means a shot for a shot.
A bill in the Maryland state legislature would require public schools to allow the use of therapy dogs across the state.
House Democrats are pushing to pass a bill that will increase funding for Maryland schools, but Gov. Larry Hogan is making clear he's not on board.
Masks are now a part of our everyday lives. For some people, what's underneath the mask is giving them issues they've never had before.
