'Thankful To God' | UMMS Announces Their 1,000th COVID-19 Patient Steve Nicewarner Released
The University of Maryland Medical System announced it has released its 1,000th COVID-19 patient after a one-month stay at the hospital.
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The University of Maryland Medical System announced it has released its 1,000th COVID-19 patient after a one-month stay at the hospital.
The Glen Burnie Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program (VEIP) COVID-19 testing site is offering no appointment-needed drive-thru testing starting July 1.
A 24-year-old man was killed in a hit-and-run accident in Bel Air Wednesday morning.
The number of coronavirus-related hospitalizations in Maryland increased slightly as the total number of cases in the state nears 68,000, data released Wednesday by the state's health department shows.
The American Red Cross is in need of blood and now, as a service to their donors, they'll be testing all donations for COVID-19 antibodies.
LifeBridge Health is welcoming some visitors back into its hospitals on a limited basis.
Howard County police are offering up a reward of up to $2,500 about a non-fatal shooting on June 29 in Columbia.
Hundreds of men and women of the Class of 2024 reported to Alumni Hall at the Naval Academy for Plebe Induction on Tuesday.
The financial fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic is hitting the state's budget in a big way.
A new grant program will allow restaurants in Baltimore City to apply for reimbursement of fees incurred while starting or expanding their outdoor seating capacity.
MDOT MTA will start transitioning from service reductions that were in place under the COVID-19 health emergency to more normal transit schedules.
Anne Arundel Couty Police are investigating in the 8300 block of Telegraph Road in Odenton for reports of an armed subject.
State officials have ordered the Advanced Pain Medicine Institute in Prince George's County to stop offering tests because the results may be wrong.
Amazon has signed seven new leases in Maryland for their new delivery stations.
For any order made at the Hampden restaurant, Merrick Dog Food will donate $10 to BARCS.
The Community Action Council is running pop-up pantries, giving out pre-packaged bags of food to anyone who needs it.
Six hundred and eighty families received fresh fruit and veggies thanks to a food drive in Bel Air.
The mayor said these images and hateful actions are counter to the community's growth and is not the Frederick every resident aspires to be.
Harford County is now offering curbside pickup for property tax payments.
For the second day in a row, coronavirus hospitalizations in Maryland did not decline, rather went up by a few cases.
Gov. Larry Hogan signed an emergency order extending the prohibition of utility shutoff and residential late fees to August 1.
Police are investigating after two men were shot in west Baltimore late Sunday night.
A University of Connecticut student charged with killing two people and seriously injuring a third told a witness "he just flipped" when he fatally slashed the first victim with a sword and he was remorseful, according to an arrest warrant affidavit released Monday.
More Maryland casinos are opening their doors to the public as additional coronavirus-related restrictions in the state are lifted.
Ten years after her murder, a new memorial will honor the memory of Yeardley Love.
