Ocean City Beach Patrol Is Officially On Duty For The Summer
As of 10 a.m. Saturday, the Ocean City Beach Patrol is officially on duty for the summer.
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As of 10 a.m. Saturday, the Ocean City Beach Patrol is officially on duty for the summer.
A 66-year old man died in a two-vehicle crash on US-40 near Robin Hood Road in Aberdeen Saturday evening, Maryland State Police said. The crash closed all lanes temporarily.
Maryland reported 185 new COVID-19 cases and 7 deaths Saturday as hospitalizations and the state's positivity rate continues to decline.
Baltimore pools are ready for summer as Recreation and Parks moves into Phase 2 reopening Saturday, in which city pools and more rec centers return.
Officials have accused a Maryland woman of setting off a fire alarm at a hospital, which delayed treatment for dialysis patients.
"We can already see right now like a shortage on crab meat, it's pretty much doubled in price now": The Chesapeake Bay blue crab is down 30 percent this year according to an annual survey, and it's already impacting restaurants.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan presented a governor's citation Friday to Jonathan Bauer, the man who jumped into the Assawoman Bay to rescue a baby when she fell into the water after a crash on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan Friday vetoed 18 House and Senate Bills passed in the 2021 legislative session. The slew of vetoes included legislation from public transit funding to collective bargaining for state employees.
This Memorial Day Weekend will not only be the unofficial start of summer, but it could be the moment businesses start to build back after struggling through COVID-19 for 15 months.
More than 2.85 million Marylanders are fully vaccinated. State officials also reported that the state positivity rate fell to 1.73%.
The Maryland Department of Health's Vital Statistics Administration revised the state's COVID-19 data Thursday to include 517 more coronavirus-related deaths over the past year. Now more than 9,300 Marylanders have died as a result of the virus.
Maryland State Police said a 49-year-old Baltimore woman died in a hit-and-run crash on Route 50 in Centreville, Tuesday afternoon.
The University Of Maryland said masks will no longer be required for fully vaccinated people in most places on campus starting 5 p.m. on Friday, May 28.
Two people were killed in a two-car crash at an intersection in Lothian early Thursday morning, Anne Arundel County Police said. One man is hospitalized with serious injuries.
Just off the coast of Ocean City, US Wind is getting ready to build the new marine wind farm.
A man is dead following a single-vehicle crash in Harford County on Wednesday night.
Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger asked USPS' Office of Inspector General to conduct an audit of Baltimore-area post offices. His office said his constituents have gone weeks without critical mail like paychecks and medicine.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh released a guide for tenants who are going to be facing eviction, particularly for those who couldn't pay rent during the pandemic.
Baltimore officials will give an coronavirus update at 1:10 p.m.
Maryland reported 217 new COVID-19 cases and five deaths Thursday as hospitalizations and the state's positivity rate remain at their lowest since the start of the pandemic.
More than 15,000 unemployment claims were filed in Maryland last week.
Well our weekend forecast just took a turn south. Literally.
The Maryland vaccination lottery winner Wednesday is from Baltimore City.
The US is hitting major Covid-19 vaccination milestones, but health experts say those who are not inoculated should not rely on protection from those who are, as their infection risk hasn't gone down in response to declining cases.
Groups rallied in Lawyers Mall protesting against a recent vaccine mandate for University System of Maryland students, faculty and staff on Wednesday.
