Nearly 160K Marylanders Cast Their Ballots On Third Day Of Early In-Person Voting
It's now day three of early voting in Maryland, and as of 11 a.m. at least 42,600 people have cast their ballots just on Wednesday.
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It's now day three of early voting in Maryland, and as of 11 a.m. at least 42,600 people have cast their ballots just on Wednesday.
The remnants of Zeta are expected to bring heavy rain to the mid-Atlantic late this week, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a flood watch for much of the region.
After being buried for 300 years, slave quarters at a historic plantation in southern Maryland have been unearthed.
Loyola University in Maryland's student-run radio station is looking for a few kids to star in a weekly radio show designed to spark their imagination.
Dead-zone conditions in the Chesapeake Bay were "considerably less" in 2020 than in previous years, thanks in part to cool temperatures, a new report concluded.
A Maryland businessman convicted of plotting to pay a Russian official more than $1.5 million in bribes to get lucrative contracts for transporting uranium was sentenced Wednesday to four years in prison.
As health officials face skepticism about rushed COVID-19 vaccines, Maryland will conduct outreach efforts to promote trust in a vaccine when a safe one becomes available, the state's deputy health secretary said Wednesday.
Marylanders flying Southwest Airlines to Chicago will soon have double the options on where to fly in to.
A NIH initiative will fund a new Johns Hopkins center to research COVID-19 immunity as the pandemic continues to affect people of all ages.
A Maryland police officer accused of threatening an acquaintance with a gun during an off-duty verbal confrontation in his Delaware home last year has entered a guilty plea.
Crews on the Delmarva Peninsula have cleaned up 65 tons of sand and oil following an oil spill off the Delaware coast first discovered last week.
Maryland sees a jump in hospitalizations Wednesday, rising above 500 for the first time since August, state data shows.
A 7-year-old Maryland girl was stung by a American dagger moth caterpillar at a Rockville area park last week.
A Maryland man was arrested Monday for trespassing after he refused to wear a mask at a polling place in Harford County, police say.
For the first time since September, Maryland's daily coronavirus count grew by nearly 900 cases. Hospitalizations have also ticked up by 17% over the last two weeks and the ICU levels are up 2.94%. But in hard-hit Wisconsin, their COVID-19 case count is almost six times higher.
Baltimore City will not resume curbside recycling in November.
After a record-breaking day, early voting continues in Maryland Tuesday.
Cleanup efforts continued on the Delmarva Peninsula Tuesday more than a week after oil blobs first started washing ashore in the Delaware Bay.
The company said Tuesday 5,500 people have enrolled in its clinical trial in the United Kingdom and expects it to be fully enrolled by the end of November.
The Baltimore Ravens will host a blood drive at Mother's Grille in Federal Hill this week, coordinating with the American Red Cross.
Baltimore County Public Library is offering computer sessions by appointment only starting November 4.
Maryland saw an uptick in new COVID-19 cases Tuesday, with nearly 900 more reported.
Maryland Republicans are more concerned about social media censorship than the state's Democrats, according to a Gonzales College poll.
A man suffered second-degree burns after the fire he was trying to start using gasoline grew quickly and surrounded him, the state fire marshal's office said.
A majority of Marylanders approve of the the job Republican Gov. Larry Hogan is doing in state, including how he has addressed the coronavirus pandemic.
