Watch Out For Black Ice, More Than 500 Crashes Reported Over Span Of The Snowstorm
Icy roads and black ice are a concern Tuesday morning after refreezing overnight left roads and sidewalks slick in spots.
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Icy roads and black ice are a concern Tuesday morning after refreezing overnight left roads and sidewalks slick in spots.
Parts of Maryland saw more than a foot of snow as a multi-day system dropped fresh flakes up and down the East Coast.
A juvenile green sea turtle who was left stranded on a barrier island after a boat strike in 2018 is getting some rehab at the National Aquarium.
They will be able to take part in a non-competitive, four-week session including "skills-based practice sessions and virtual opportunities."
The Maryland Transportation Authority is warning the public about reports of spam text messages from "Maryland MDot Urgent."
Maryland reports under 1,000 new daily cases for the first time in recent weeks, with 905 new cases reported Tuesday morning.
A 37-year-old man died Tuesday morning at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center after a stabbing in Dundalk Monday night.
A 14-year-old child is missing from Baltimore County, police said.
With crews continuing to clean up from a multi-day snowstorm, Baltimore's public works department said Monday it is canceling trash and recycling pickup for Tuesday.
Bipartisanship is a goal of the Biden administration, but not at the expense of pandemic assistance.
A Baltimore man was sentenced to 20 years in prison Tuesday on a count of conspiring to distribute cocaine, his fifth felony conviction for cocaine distribution or possession with intent to distribute since 1999, the Anne Arundel County State's Attorney's Office said.
State lawmakers are pushing a transportation bill that would increase funding to the Maryland Transit Administration to make the state's bus system, MARC train, Metro and Light Rail more safe and reliable.
Harford County is set to distribute an additional $1,055,325 in COVID-19 relief grants to help out local restaurants.
Judges will be allowed to require people charged with hate crimes to complete anti-bias education programs if a bill to expand the current Maryland hate crime law is passed.
