Full-Time Electronic Tolling Begins At Bay Bridge Tuesday
If you're taking the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to drive full-time electronic tolling will begin Tuesday, May 12.
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If you're taking the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to drive full-time electronic tolling will begin Tuesday, May 12.
Fluker is coming from the Seattle Seahawks but has played throughout the last seven years for the Seahawks, Giants and Chargers.
Maryland has reported 33,373 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the state, according to the new numbers released Monday morning.
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol seized illegal shipments of personal protective equipment, coronavirus tests and unapproved medicine at several ports, including the Port of Baltimore.
Police learned the Xterra was driving northeast on Riedel Road toward Farmingham Lane when for unknown reasons it left the road, jumped a curb and struck a tree.
Visitors take to Ocean City's beach and boardwalk as the beach town reopens.
Officers responded to a robbery of a citizen on Route 175 near Sappington Station Road at around 1:30 p.m. Saturday afternoon.
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, with Bloomberg Philanthropies, launched a free online course to help train a new group of contact tracers to reach and assist people who are exposed to the coronavirus.
The officers, both driving each car, are "fine...no broken bones" and are currently getting checked out at Shock Trauma for any injuries.
Police in Baltimore County are investigating a deadly hit-and-run after a 67-year-old man, Willard Scram, was struck Thursday off Reisterstown Road.
Cindy Morrison put the parade together for her mother-in-law, whose 80th birthday falls on Mother's Day this year.
The shop said it expected to make close to 1000 deliveries on or around Mother's Day, leaving the bouquets on the front porch or step to avoid contact.
Police are investigating after a man was shot to death in northeast Baltimore on Sunday.
Delaware State Police have identified the man they say fatally shot an Elkton, Maryland couple at a veterans cemetery in Bear, Delaware, on Friday morning.
Maryland is planning to expand coronavirus testing efforts for healthcare workers and first responders, Gov. Larry Hogan said Sunday.
Two state Senate committees will hold a joint hearing this week to hear firsthand stories from Marylanders who have had trouble applying for and receiving unemployment benefits amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The number of coronavirus cases in Maryland continues to increase, but the number of hospitalizations remains steady.
There were signs asking customers to socially distance themselves.
Maryland is reporting 31,534 cases of coronavirus as of Saturday, 1,049 more than the day before. The number of people hospitalized decreased from 1,674 Friday to 1,665 Saturday.
For the fifth consecutive week, the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gas in Maryland is under $2, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic.
Eighteen Maryland community health centers will share nearly $7 million in funding to help them cover the costs of buying coronavirus tests and expanding testing capacity, the state's congressional delegation said Friday.
A married couple from Maryland ages 85 and 86 were the victims of a deadly shooting at a veterans cemetery in Delaware.
Bills that will strengthen Maryland's hate crime statute and make strangulation a felony will become law without Gov. Larry Hogan's signature.
The Maryland National Guard flew over parts of the state Friday in support of frontline and essential workers amid the coronavirus pandemic.
There are now more than 30,000 cases of coronavirus reported in the state of Maryland, according to new numbers released by the state Friday morning. The good news: hospitalizations remain flat.
