Bed Bath & Beyond Plans To Close 200 Stores Over The Next Two Years
Bed Bath & Beyond announced Wednesday that it plans to close roughly 200 stores in the next two years.
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Bed Bath & Beyond announced Wednesday that it plans to close roughly 200 stores in the next two years.
The coronavirus pandemic has been a rollercoaster for state lotteries across the country, with some getting a boost from the economic downturn and others scrambling to make up for revenue shortfalls.
Officials at Catoctin Mountain Park in western Maryland said they have received multiple reports of bear and bear cub sightings in the park in the past week.
After dropping below 400 for the first time since March, the number of coronavirus-related hospitalizations in Maryland increased slightly Thursday as the number of confirmed cases topped 71,000, data from the state's health department showed.
Gov. Larry Hogan is directing the State Board of Elections to keep all polling places open for the general election in November despite the coronavirus pandemic.
A 14-year-old girl's message on Facebook saying "I don't want to be here anymore" helped secure her rescue and led to arrests in what authorities call a sex trafficking ring in southeastern Pennsylvania, prosecutors said Wednesday.
A 20-year-old Frederick man has been charged after racist and anti-police graffiti was found at a park late last month, police said Wednesday.
Baltimore city's Department of Transportation and parking authority will resume parking meter enforcement on July 13.
The number of people hospitalized due to the coronavirus fell below 400 as the total number of cases approaches 71,000, data from the state health department Wednesday shows.
A Maryland man who worked for a Defense Department contractor was sentenced on Tuesday to six months of home detention for threatening to kill a member of Congress who supported vaccination requirements for public school students.
Casinos are back open in Maryland, and a new report shows just how big an impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on revenue.
Firefighters in Talbot County battled two large house fires within hours of each other Monday night, the state fire marshal's office said.
A Maryland biotechnology company will receive $1.6 billion in federal funding to help them to continue to develop and hold a clinical trial for a coronavirus vaccine this year.
Maryland has now reported more than 70,000 cases of the coronavirus since the pandemic began, data released Tuesday morning by the state's health department shows.
The camp, which is open to Baltimore City families, runs through August 21 and provides an outlet to children who have been cooped up for the past several months.
Renters in Frederick won't have to worry about their rents increasing during the coronavirus pandemic thanks to an ordinance the city's Board of Aldermen passed late last week.
Two New Jersey men have been charged in Maryland with participating in a bank fraud scheme that led to more than $10 million in losses from hundreds of credit and debit card transactions, authorities said Monday.
The governors of at least eight states have ties to companies that received loans through the Small Business Administration's Paycheck Protection Program.
Firefighters responded to the 911 call at around 5:22 p.m. reporting a large tree had fallen onto the detached garage where over 20 people were inside seeking shelter when a storm hit the area.
An investigation is underway into a house fire in St. Mary's County over the weekend.
President Donald Trump on Monday criticized a pair of sports teams that are considering name changes in the wake of a national reckoning over racial injustice and inequality.
Police now have a warrant out for a suspect in the quadruple shooting that happened over Fourth of July weekend.
Police in Frederick have found a formerly missing 79-year-old man who was reportedly last seen on July 4th.
Comptroller Peter Franchot announced Monday the first phase of the agency's new tax processing system, to streamline how taxpayers do business with them.
The new due date for filing and paying taxes in Maryland is approaching, and the Maryland comptroller wants to remind taxpayers who took advantage of the filing extension to be prepared.
