COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 3.3M Marylanders Are Fully Vaccinated
Maryland reported 64 new COVID-19 cases and three deaths Monday as over 73% of all adults in Maryland have now received one dose of the vaccine.
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Maryland reported 64 new COVID-19 cases and three deaths Monday as over 73% of all adults in Maryland have now received one dose of the vaccine.
The Naval Academy has identified the midshipman who died while on leave as 22-year-old Michael Myles James of Hiram, Georgia.
Rescue crews continue to search for survivors after a condo building partially collapsed overnight in Surfside, Florida. At least one person has been confirmed dead and 10 people injured.
The Unemployed Workers Union has filed a class-action lawsuit naming Governor Larry Hogan and Maryland Secretary of Labor, Tiffany Robinson, as defendants.
Lourdes Gurriel Jr. hit his first grand slam in a six-run first inning, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. took over sole possession of the home run lead with his 24th, and the Toronto Blue Jays extended Baltimore's road losing streak to 20 games by routing the Orioles 9-0 on Thursday night.
Postal problems continue across Baltimore City and County and community members are calling out officials for canceling a scheduled meeting to address their concerns.
Officials announced that Kenneth Clark Jr., also known as, "man" or "play" has pleaded guilty to a narcotics conspiracy and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
A growing number of people -- now more than one in 10 -- have missed their second dose of Covid-19 vaccine in the United States, a cause for concern as the more transmissible Delta variant gains a foothold.
The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office announced that they have hired S. Marie Stephenson as the new Chief of the External Affairs division.
A federal appeals court rules Baltimore's aerial surveillance program as unconstitutional.
Anne Arundel County Public Schools and the Anne Arundel County Department of Health announced that they are expanding their vaccination clinic this summer to continue to help protect students from Covid-19.
Some 911 callers in Howard County will soon be connected with mental health professionals instead of police.
Baltimore teen was found safe
Harford County Man Robert Reeder entered a guilty plea in federal court Wednesday, after he was identified in a group of rioters that stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan 6.
Howard County Executive, Calvin Ball, announced $750,000 for HoCo STRIVES to help tackle the achievement gap for Howard County students.
Deaf Marylanders gave high marks to state officials in several categories in the Health Signs Center's nationwide survey assessing information access regarding the Covid-19 pandemic among 351 deaf people in 10 states, according to a statement from the Governor's Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
The Baltimore Development Corporation announced that they are beginning negotiations with Oak View Group regarding a potential $150 million renovation of the Royal Farms Arena.
Minor League Baseball and independent league action has returned to Maryland after last year's cancellations.
A Naval Academy midshipman died Tuesday night while on leave. The cause of death is under investigation.
The dangerous Delta variant poses a risk as the United States works to ease out of the Covid-19 pandemic, but experts say the nation has the tools needed to overcome the threat -- if the public takes advantage of them.
Baltimore City Schools announced their summer operating schedule.
The unemployed workers union held a protest outside the governor's mansion on Saturday over Gov. Hogan's decision to end federal unemployment benefits.
As Maryland officials continue to encourage vaccinations, a new CDC report shows that some hesitancy remains among adults ages 18 to 39.
Anne Arundel County Police are investigating after a man was shot in Harwood on Monday.
