Frederick Police Expands Body-Worn Camera Program, Adds 70 Devices
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen approved funding to expand the program during the Fiscal Year 2020 budget process to include 70 more devices.
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The Mayor and Board of Aldermen approved funding to expand the program during the Fiscal Year 2020 budget process to include 70 more devices.
The Maryland State Highway Administration is urging drivers to follow the state's "Move Over" law following two crashes in two days involving its vehicles.
More than 550 new coronavirus cases were reported Wednesday morning as the state passes 92,000 total cases in Maryland.
Police are investigating after a man was shot outside his Millersville home and a child was possibly struck by debris from the rounds fired.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is expected to take the reins of the National Governors Association from Republican Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday during a meeting held virtually because of the disease.
If you're looking to be tested for COVID-19, there are still slots available at a drive-thru coronavirus testing event at Ripken Stadium on Aug. 11.
Delegate Neil Parrott said Tuesday he will not seek to replace State Sen. Andrew Serafini, focusing instead on his run for Congress.
Tropical Storm Isaias dumped heavy rain in parts of Maryland on Tuesday, including in Cecil County.
Maryland Elections Board Administrator Linda Lamone said absentee ballot applications will be sent to all eligible voters by the end of August.
A person is dead after a tree fell onto a moving vehicle in St. Mary's County Tuesday morning as Tropical Storm Isaias blew through Maryland.
Police are investigating a shooting in Lansdowne that left one man dead Monday night.
A 53-year-old man was arrested early Tuesday morning for allegedly squirting lighter fluid at a neighbor who was outside smoking.
More than 700 new coronavirus cases were reported Tuesday morning as the state nears 92,000 total cases.
Gov. Larry Hogan on Monday gave the State Board of Elections two days to put forth its plans for how it will administer the general election in November amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A 71-year-old from Hagerstown was killed when a tire on their vehicle blew out on Interstate 70 Monday afternoon, causing the vehicle to roll over, state police said.
The Maryland Department of Health and the Public School Superintendent Association of Maryland has decided to postpone the 2020 high school fall and winter competition season during the first semester.
Over the past month, small groups of incoming freshmen have been invited to campus for an overnight visit to help get them comfortable with college life.
A federal appeals court on Monday revived a lawsuit challenging Maryland's rules for obtaining a handgun as unconstitutionally restrictive.
As the state prepares for heavy rains due to Tropical Storm Isaias, some COVID-19 testing sites will close Tuesday.
A Maryland-based energy firm says it has completed its acquisition of a pellet plant in southeast Georgia.
The Zoo will be closed due to "inclement weather" on Tuesday, August 4.
Gov. Larry Hogan issued an amended emergency order on Monday to ensure local schools and school systems will have the primary authority to determine when to safely reopen schools for in-person instruction.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced the county will now work to connect residents with benefits with a new screening call center.
As the number of hospitalizations declined again slightly Monday, ICU numbers went up.
Residents are encouraged to prepare for possible flooding in areas near the Inner Harbor and other waterways, including near Thames Street in Fells Point, Smith Ave and Falls Road and the Clipper Mill Business Park.
