Baltimore Officials Urge Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccinations As Key Metrics Trend Down
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott along with Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa are set to provide a COVID-19 update Thursday.
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Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott along with Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa are set to provide a COVID-19 update Thursday.
While sports betting licenses for five Maryland casinos remain in limbo, the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission on Thursday approved partnerships between sportsbook operators and the casinos awaiting final approval from a state commission.
After two cancellations due to COVID-19, organizers hope to finally hold the inaugural Maryland Cycling Classic in 2022.
LifeBridge Health's Center for Hope has a new addition to its team. And he's trained to provide comfort and support to clients going through some really challenging times.
The survey includes questions like how often you use the routes, and what your purpose is for taking the bus or boat. It is open through the end of the month.
A state agency has received a $50,000 National Park Service grant to document Native American history in Baltimore City.
Known as the longest continuously operating public market in the United States, the 240-year-old institution is undergoing a $40 million redevelopment and renovation by Baltimore-based developer Seawall.
Police on Thursday released surveillance images in hopes the public can help investigators identify the suspect behind a deadly shooting in West Baltimore.
The percentage of people testing positive decreased by .07% to 2.94%.
A Baltimore man was freed Wednesday after spending nearly 17 years in prison for a murder he did not commit, Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby said.
It was a reminder that the team's injury issues are too significant to be cured by one week off.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Southwest District Shooting detectives at 410-396-2488.
Another frost advisory to start the day and expect another tomorrow morning.
Pfizer expects to ship 11 million doses of its shot for kids in the coming days and while some parents rush to get their child vaccinated many of still hesitant.
The state is initially getting about 180,000 child-sized doses, but Governor Hogan said the state expects further vaccine allotments in the coming weeks.
Teachers in Baltimore City have been telling the district they feel burnt out and now, changes are now being made to help alleviate some of the pressure as the school year marches on.
The state's sports betting panel met Wednesday and decided not to moved forward with the first sports betting licenses, leaving five casinos still waiting for approval on in-person wagering.
Karen Sun, a recent Johns Hopkins University graduate, is getting recognition for her commitment to serving her community.
A class-action lawsuit filed by a coalition of Marylanders seeking unemployment benefits for those who haven't received them has been thrown out.
A man is in grave condition after he was hit by a FedEx truck in Northwest Baltimore on Wednesday afternoon, according to Baltimore Firefighters IAFF Local 734.
A day after traffic came to a standstill outside the Port of Baltimore, things returned to normal.
The city's board of estimates on Wednesday approved $759,500 to pay for ShotSpotter, which uses a network of specialized microphones stationed throughout the city to detect and alert police to gunfire.
Former Baltimore Colts running back Tom Matte has died, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said Wednesday. He was 82 years old.
Three construction workers are in the hospital after being hit by a driver near Archbishop Curley High School, the Baltimore City Fire Department said.
