Churches Try To Keep Traditions Alive While Keeping Parishioners Safe This Christmas
Christmas mass looks a little different this year as church leaders are trying to keep parishioners safe while keeping traditions alive.
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Christmas mass looks a little different this year as church leaders are trying to keep parishioners safe while keeping traditions alive.
The coronavirus pandemic has led many Maryland families to alter their holiday plans this year.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on Maryland, there were numerous stories of hope, survival and love this year. Here are ten that brought Marylanders together.
With temperatures expected to feel like they will be in the teens overnight, Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa has issued a code blue extreme cold alert for Christmas night into Dec. 26.
"Several" members of the Baltimore Police Department's aviation unit have tested positive for COVID-19, the department confirmed Thursday.
Christmas is typically one of the busiest times of the year for churches, but this holiday season looks quite a bit different due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Work to remove debris and secure a partially collapsed roof at the Baltimore Gas & Electric building in downtown Baltimore continued Thursday after an explosion Wednesday injured at least 21 people.
Police are searching for a suspect who they say assaulted and robbed an elderly man at a Baltimore gas station earlier this month.
Two men suffered gunshot wounds in Baltimore on Christmas Eve, city police said.
The Jewish Volunteer Connection is helping out the community this Christmas eve during its annual Mitzvah event by assembling care packages for those in need.
A fifth person has died due to the cold this season, the Maryland Department of Health reported.
Baltimore officials are alerting residents about a sewer overflow earlier this week that involved approximately 1,500 gallons.
Baltimore Police are investigating the death of 43-year-old Brandon Fleming.
A judge denied a request that would have restored indoor and outdoor dining in Baltimore City despite COVID-19 concerns, Mayor Brandon Scott's office said Wednesday evening, one week after a judge in neighboring Anne Arundel County came to the opposite conclusion about restaurant restrictions.
As of Wednesday morning, 10,497 Marylanders have received COVID-19 vaccinations, the state says.
A Baltimore police officer in the right place at the right time saved a choking six-month-old girl earlier this month, and the whole thing was captured on his body-worn camera.
The Maryland Zoo helped put smiles on the faces of kids at Sinai's Samuelson Children's Hospital Wednesday, dropping off hundreds of toys from visitors at the zoo's Zoo Lights event.
Members of the Franciscan Center are planning to pull an all-nighter Wednesday night to feed the homeless and essential workers who will be on the job on Christmas Eve.
A federal appeals court on Tuesday agreed to reconsider its decision to uphold a judge's ruling allowing Baltimore police to carry out an aerial surveillance pilot program.
A firefighter was injured battling a two-alarm fire in South Baltimore earlier Wednesday afternoon.
It establishes public safety as a "public health issue in Baltimore." according to a press release Wednesday.
All lanes reopened on the outer loop of I-695 hours after a multi-vehicle crash and fire shut down the roadway.
Three Maryland communities were deemed holiday destinations fit for a Hallmark movie.
At least 21 people were taken to area hospitals after an explosion was reported at the Baltimore Gas & Electric building in downtown Baltimore earlier Wednesday morning.
Police are investigating after a 37-year-old man was shot in southwest Baltimore late Tuesday night.
