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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan vetoed two bills supported by immigration advocates on Wednesday, including a measure that would prohibit local jails from entering into agreements with federal authorities on immigration-related detentions.
Maryland reported 198 new COVID-19 cases and 8 deaths Wednesday as hospitalizations and the state's positivity rate remain at their lowest since the start of the pandemic.
Klein Enterprises announced that Dunkin' has signed a lease at The Woodberry in North Baltimore set to open this summer.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott released a statement on the 1 year anniversary of George Floyd's death.
A Maryland-based candy shop is selling chocolate-covered cicadas for the brave people who want to make the most out their emergence.
The Baltimore Police Department released what it calls its "Strategic Framework for Advancing Equity" in an announcement Tuesday morning.
Before you pack the station wagon and head to Ocean City or grandma's house, the Maryland Department of Transportation is stressing safety on the roads. After a year of reduced traffic, MDOT is anticipating high congestion on the roads starting Friday.
More than 2.77 million Marylanders are fully vaccinated. State officials also reported that the state positivity rate fell below 2% to 1.98%.
Baltimore City Police announced an arrest in the April 2021 daytime shooting on York Road on Monday.
Maryland reported 228 new COVID-19 cases and 15 deaths Monday as hospitalizations and the state's positivity rate remain at their lowest since the start of the pandemic.
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Maryland's COVID numbers are at their lowest point since the start of the pandemic, with the positivity rate sitting at 2 percent and fewer people being admitted to the hospital. This can be accredited to the state's widespread vaccine efforts.
Maryland reported 244 new COVID-19 cases Sunday as hospitalizations and the state's positivity rate continued to decline, according to data from the state health department.
Maryland reported 521 new COVID-19 cases Saturday as hospitalizations dropped below 500, according to data from the state health department.
Over 2.7 million people are now fully vaccinated in Maryland and the state's vaccination rates, which were once behind others, now rank among the nation's best.
Baltimore County Police released the body-worn camera video, audio from redacted 911 calls and radio transmission from the day 56-year-old Everton Brown shot and killed three of his neighbors in Woodlawn. Police shot and killed Brown.
The Federick County State's Attorney's Office announced that they will not pursue charges of the officers involved in the fatal shooting of Bryan Selmer that happened in October of 2020.
Hospitalizations and the state's positivity rate continued to decline as 443 new covid-19 cases and 14 more deaths were reported Friday, according to data from the state health department.
The Virginia Marine Resources Commission and Maryland Department of Natural Resources released the results of the 2021 Blue Crab Winter Dredge Survey, an annual estimate of the blue crab population in and around the Chesapeake Bay.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan said the state health department has partnered with Maryland Lottery to bring $2 million in prize money for lucky vaccinated Marylanders. The grand prize is $400,000.
Dr. Brett Levinson of Specialized Eye Care in Cross Keys treats Marylanders who have been diagnosed with dry eye, a condition that happens when a person's tears cannot provide adequate lubrication for the eyes.
More than 15,000 people filed unemployment claims in Maryland last week.
Hospitalizations and the state's positivity rate continued to decline as 319 new covid-19 cases and two more deaths were reported Thursday, according to data from the state health department.
An aggressive confrontation at a Hampden clothing store leaves a manager concerned about the mask mandate in the city.
