15-Year-Old Missing From Aberdeen, May Be In Baltimore Area, Police Say
Police in Aberdeen are searching for a missing 15-year-old boy who was last seen on Monday.
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Police in Aberdeen are searching for a missing 15-year-old boy who was last seen on Monday.
Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, cargo volume at the Port of Baltimore was up last month compared to November 2019, the Maryland Port Administration said Wednesday.
Every Maryland hospital, nursing home and local health department has gotten initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday morning, though the number of people vaccinated lags behind the number of vaccines the state has gotten.
2020 was not a year without its trials and hardships and it will forever be intertwined with a global pandemic.
Maryland State Police are investigating a "disturbance" that occurred last week at the Chesapeake Treatment Center.
Marylanders could see delays in receiving unemployment benefits after they lapsed due to President Donald Trump's hesitation to sign an economic relief package.
Delays in signing and implementing the second stimulus could cause a lapse in unemployment benefits at a time when people can't afford it.
A 911 specialist with the Baltimore City Fire Department has died from COVID-19 related symptoms, officials announced Wednesday.
Marylanders in need of energy assistance this winter will see around 40% more money available than last year, Gov. Larry Hogan's office said Wednesday.
Minimum wage workers in Maryland will see a pay increase starting Friday.
Three people were arrested after Anne Arundel County police saw an allegedly impaired driver speeding at 100 miles per hour along the Baltimore-Washington Parkway early Wednesday.
Baltimore police arrested a 36-year-old man after he allegedly shot a 60-year-old woman during a botched robbery.
State police are investigating a pair of fatal crashes in Harford County, one of which happened Sunday morning and the other which happened Tuesday afternoon.
The state of Maryland and counties are struggling to keep up with contact tracing as the number of new COVID-19 cases continue to remain at a higher rate, officials say.
Maryland reported another 2,600 COVID-19 cases and 45 more deaths Wednesday while the positivity rate and the number of hospitalizations increased, data from the state's health department shows.
