Maryland National Guardsmen Win Multi-State Soldier, NCO Of The Year Competition
Two Maryland National Guardsmen have taken home top honors in a multi-state competition in search of the region's best soldiers.
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Two Maryland National Guardsmen have taken home top honors in a multi-state competition in search of the region's best soldiers.
Baltimore native Michael Phelps is teaming up with other Olympic greats, calling on the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee to help athletes who are battling a mental illness.
A "miscommunication" within Baltimore's parks and recreation department led to the temporary removal of Black Lives Matter artwork at Patterson Park despite the project having city approval, the department said Friday.
The city of Baltimore is lagging behind the rest of the country when it comes to participating in the 2020 United States Census, data shows.
The Loyola Clinical Centers have offered summer programs at Govans Elementary School and St. Mark School for many years now.
Two women were shot Thursday night in West Baltimore.
Police have arrested a Baltimore man who they say raped a woman whom he offered to give a ride last year.
A round of severe storms moved through parts of Maryland Thursday, causing damage in some areas of the region and leaving thousands without power.
At a news conference Thursday, Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young said city residents need to commit to wearing face coverings "instead of trying to find loopholes."
Lexington Market is now back open after being closed for months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police are investigating after a man was shot in the chest Thursday night in southwest Baltimore.
Morgan State University said Thursday students, faculty and staff must be tested for COVID-19 for return to campus in the fall.
The project would cost about $10 billion, but Carpenters Union officials said Thursday the jobs it would bring will help the entire region.
When Malika Jones was growing up in Baltimore's Cherry Hill neighborhood, she would look up at Wheelabrator's trash incinerator and ask her mother what it was.
The Maryland Zoo lost 25 percent of its annual revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mercy Medical Center announced it will name its Intensive Care Unit in honor of Doctor Joseph Costa, who died Saturday due to COVID-19.
All University System of Maryland students and staff will be required to test negative for COVID-19 before returning to campuses this fall, the system said Thursday.
Baltimore City has seen an increase in domestic violence calls since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. This comes as national statistics show an increase in domestic violence cases as victims are forced to stay at home with their abusers.
A new, innovative distance learning math program in Baltimore has received lots of positive feedback from students and parents, especially with COVID-19's impacts to the classrooms.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh is prepared to tackle the unprecedented task of running a training camp with limited contact, no preseason games, and the ever-present threat of a player contracting COVID-19.
Johns Hopkins researchers have received over $30 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Defense for two nationwide clinical trials to test the effectiveness of a convalescent blood plasma outpatient treatment.
Baltimore Health Officer Dr. Letitia Dzirasa said a spike in coronavirus cases in the city cannot solely be attributed to an increase in testing.
City officials asked residents to help clear storm drains to help prevent flooding.
A meal site at Dunbar High School in Baltimore is closed Thursday following a power outage.
Baltimore Police are investigating the death of a man nine years after he was shot.
