Mage prepares for Preakness Stakes, aims to win the Triple Crown
There are eight horses set to run in the Preakness, and only one of them raced in the Kentucky Derby.
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There are eight horses set to run in the Preakness, and only one of them raced in the Kentucky Derby.
Firefighters from Baltimore County, Harford County, York County, and the Maryland Forestry Services, banded together to put out the flames, which also damaged a house.
Jockeys coaxed their crabs down a ramp by spraying them with water, dangling a buoy in front of them and cheering.
All eyes are on the Kentucky Derby winner, Mage. This is a horse that already has a connection to Baltimore.
Among the preventative measures in place in Baltimore is a series of pre-race drug tests and checkups by independent veterinarians. Benson and a surgeon will look at each Preakness horse and those in a couple of other big races this weekend, and a Maryland Racing Commission vet must clear each one to run.
The Striped Bass Board of Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission has scheduled four virtual public hearings on this emergency action.
Preakness favorite Mage took to the track Tuesday for his most significant workout since winning the Kentucky Derby as his team focused on finding their routine following a spate of horse deaths at Churchill Downs that overshadowed the race.
Carroll Hospital in Westminster, Maryland, activated its assailant protocol after someone entered the emergency department and displayed a weapon on Saturday, according to hospital staff.
Dennis Bell, 62, of Lanham was driving a U-Haul truck at the time of the kidnapping, police said.
Eighteen years ago, Tinina Cade served as a surrogate grandmother and carried her daughter's triplets 32 weeks to birth. She was 55 at the time.
Viewers heard about the deaths of seven horses in 10 days at the track before watching Mage win the race. He's heading to Maryland to run in the Preakness Stakes, with the chance to win the Triple Crown.
Thousands of women living in rural, eastern Maryland have few options when they're looking for someone to deliver their babies.
With a National Guard aircraft behind him, the former U.S. Army captain and paratrooper signed the bills in a hangar at Martin State Airport, which is home to the Maryland Air National Guard, in Middle River, Maryland.
Maryland officials announced a public awareness campaign on Thursday to remind Medicaid recipients to renew their coverage since the federal government is reinstating a requirement that existed before the COVID-19 pandemic for states to verify eligibility.
Investigators believe 69-year-old Ramon Hernandez was working on the ground as a spotter when the incident happened.
Trooper First Class Ryan Bandy has been charged with false imprisonment, second-degree assault, and fourth-degree sex offense.
Doctors Anna Gabrielian and Jamie Lee Henry are the married couple charged in September with conspiracy to wrongfully disclose individually identifiable health information.
Attorneys debated the proper jurisdiction for settling a legal challenge to the first-in-the-nation tax on digital advertising during arguments before Maryland's highest court on Friday.
MTA Police officers are "fully cooperating with federal authorities in this ongoing investigation," transit authorities said.
Marcus Moore's story is so inspiring, and his treats are so tasty that Jimmy's Famous Seafood invited Moore to its NFL Draft party with J.K. Dobbins and Marlon Humphrey.
Stewart spent 14 years as an assistant coach at three other Historically Black Colleges and Universities in Maryland prior to returning to his alma mater.
Officers found the man unresponsive in his quarters around 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday, correctional services officials said.
The health care workforce in Maryland and elsewhere continues to reel from staff shortages, particularly in the nursing field, where staffing deficits have been slow to recover since COVID-19 swept into the state three years ago.
Investigators said a preliminary forensic review of the electronic devices seized at the home of William Gomes revealed multiple child pornography files.
The United Way of Central Maryland's report concluded that as of 2021 nearly 900,000 state households were financially insecure due to the pandemic.
