Eddie's Of Roland Park & The Charmery Introduce 'B-More Pride Ice Cream' To Honor Pride Month
The Charmery is partnering with Eddie's of Roland Park to produce a limited-edition ice cream flavor to celebrate pride month.
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The Charmery is partnering with Eddie's of Roland Park to produce a limited-edition ice cream flavor to celebrate pride month.
Queen Anne's County officials announced that 2 men have pleaded guilty to a 2020 Molotov Cocktail Incident.
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health has new research that shows thousands of COVID-19 deaths may be linked to a drop in the use of convalescent plasma as a therapy treatment.
Just behind Johns Hopkins University by San Martin Drive, you'll find Deb Howard, from the Baltimore Orchard Project, foraging for food.
Another warm day is expected for Wednesday as temperatures are expected to remain in the low 90s.
Maryland reported 126 new COVID-19 cases and four more deaths Wednesday as the state's positivity rate dropped below 1% and hospitalizations continue to decline.
Cicadas are in peak around Maryland, covering everything outside and buzzing loudly. But they are so bad here, they are likely being captured on weather radar.
In a unanimous decision Monday, the Carroll County Board of Education approved a resolution requesting that Governor Larry Hogan adjust the state's indoor mask order to exclude schools.
Maryland reported 78 new COVID-19 cases and three more deaths Tuesday as the state's positivity rate and hospitalizations continue to decline.
Baltimore City Schools announced that buildings without air conditioning will continue with virtual learning on Tuesday
Many Maryland residents said they are fed up with Maryland's BEACON unemployment system. Some are also upset at the governor's decision to abruptly drop the extra $300 a week in unemployment benefits, which are federally funded and were supposed to last until September. They are now ending July 3.
Harford County Schools proposed redistricting plans has many parents feeling frustrated and concerned. At a demonstration outside school headquarters on Monday night, parents said the pandemic has already upset student learning, and potentially having to change schools, only adds to the disruption.
People who have been vaccinated against coronavirus, if they do become infected, have milder Covid-19 illness than unvaccinated people, a new US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study shows.
Anne Arundel County Police are investigating after 2 employees were attacked by a customer at a Taco Bell in Edgewater.
Horseshoe Casino announced plans to hire 100 table game dealers with a guaranteed $25 per hour starting rate on Monday.
The Maryland Department of Health is accepting applications from community-based organizations for the Community Covid-19 Vaccination Project, part of the state's "No Arm Left Behind" effort to ensure vaccines are available to every Marylander who wants one.
Baltimore County officials are on the scene of a tractor-trailer collision involving a train in Dundalk.
Ransomware attacks have been making headlines left and right after major companies have been forced to halt operations to regain control of their networks from cybercriminals. Now, the experts are weighing in on how you can protect yourself or your business.
As we ease back into the new normal, it can get confusing as to what's open and what are the rules surrounding a reopening.
Ocean City Police said two people were injured after a fight between people playing mini-golf together. Officials said a 23-year-old woman has been arrested
Maryland reported 84 new COVID-19 cases and four more deaths Monday as the state's positivity rate and hospitalizations continue to decline.
Maryland casinos have set a new monthly revenue record for the second time in three months.
An unexpected change in Maryland's unemployment system on Sunday left many Marylanders frustrated while trying to submit their weekly claims.
Hagerstown fire officials arrested and charged a 31-year-old man with arson after he allegedly burned down a homeless person's makeshift tent.
More than 3 million Marylanders are fully vaccinated. State officials also reported that the state positivity rate went down to 1.22%.
