Coronavirus Could Linger In Air Longer Than Originally Thought, Preliminary Research Finds
New preliminary research says the coronavirus could linger in the air longer than originally thought.
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New preliminary research says the coronavirus could linger in the air longer than originally thought.
A 14-year-old was shot Tuesday night in northeast Baltimore.
MDOT MTA announced Wednesday that it will resume normal transit schedules starting Sunday as the state continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Several shows at Baltimore's Hippodrome Theater have been rescheduled to 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic, which closed the theater for a period of time.
Coronavirus cases in U.S. prisons are five times higher than the general population and the death rate is three times higher, according to new research from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Schools of Public Health.
A Baltimore County lawmaker has pre-filed legislation that would punish people who vandalize or destroy state monuments with up to 10 years in prison.
A 16-year-old was charged in several armed carjackings in Baltimore.
The woman who swung at a Baltimore police officer downtown before another officer knocked her to the ground may not serve any jail time, her lawyer told WJZ on Wednesday.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore announced the birth of a male blue duiker Wednesday.
Guns and drugs were seized in a raid in Baltimore's Western district.
Baltimore city's Department of Transportation and parking authority will resume parking meter enforcement on July 13.
It's been almost a year since a gunman opened fired inside a Baltimore methadone clinic killing one person and injuring two, including a Baltimore police sergeant.
While men and women are equally as likely to contract COVID-19, new studies are showing that men are being hit harder by the disease than counterparts.
College life is sure to be different this fall amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and many students are wondering what they can expect.
Officials at Johns Hopkins University said they're "deeply concerned" by the new guidance regarding the Student and Exchange Visitor Program.
Maryland Delegate Nino Mangione is introducing a bill ahead of next year's legislative session aimed at protecting monuments.
A juvenile was injured at Sue Creek Tuesday after a wave hit their boat, causing them to be tossed into the water, officials said.
A viral video of an alleged attack on a Baltimore Police sergeant in January is coming into question.
It's been an unusually quiet year in the heart of the city with many offices shut down to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Maryland has surpassed 70,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19, and a total of 3,140 people have died as a result of the virus.
The Baltimore City Council on Monday passed a resolution calling on Atlas Restaurant Group to eliminate its dress codes at its restaurants in the wake of another dress code-related incident at one of its restaurants.
The Fraternal Order of Police is firing back after the Baltimore police commissioner said it was tactically unsafe for the "few officers in position" to dispel a group of protesters who toppled the statue of Christopher Columbus and threw pieces into the harbor over the weekend.
The finalists have been chosen for this year's prestigious Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize.
The Republican Maryland governor also is eyeing a White House Run in 2024.
Casinos are back open in Maryland, and a new report shows just how big an impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on revenue.
