62 Percent Of Marylanders Polled Support Aid In Dying Bill
The Maryland End of Life Option Act was once again drawing attention in Annapolis, with those for and against it lining up to testify in a Senate committee hearing Tuesday.
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The Maryland End of Life Option Act was once again drawing attention in Annapolis, with those for and against it lining up to testify in a Senate committee hearing Tuesday.
The nonprofit focuses on what's possible. The recent trip to Aspen, Colorado gave patients the opportunity to experience the slopes with an adaptive ski device.
State police said the number of vehicle crashes they have investigated linked to marijuana nearly doubled from 2017 to last year, while the number of violations related to pot jumped nearly 40 percent.
State legislation could allow minors to consent to preventative treatment for human immunodeficiency virus or HIV.
The Toyota was initially traveling northbound on Appleton Road when for an unknown reason it left the right side of the roadway and struck a tree.
Vincent Herrara Paris, 23, of Suitland, Md., is charged with four counts of distribution of child pornography and seven counts of possession of child pornography.
Baltimore City Interim Health Commissioner Mary Beth Haller issued the declaration beginning Wednesday morning through Wednesday night.
Maryland could see significant snowfall Wednesday as a system moves through the state.
Fire crews from the Edgemere and Eastview stations and the North-Pt-Edgemere Volunteer Fire Department came to his rescue February 16.
Two men arrested at a traffic stop in Frederick on I-70 on Sunday by Maryland State Police have now been identified as suspects in the Saturday night murder of Santos Medrano.
The fleet of about 1,700 pieces of equipment is ready to go for Wednesday snow removal already, with a little help from the sun.
The treasurer serves as one of three members of the Board of Public Works, a panel that approves state contracts.
A growing number of black women in Maryland are leaving traditional churches for witchcraft. It's a trend that's more than spells and rituals.
Health advocates in Annapolis met Monday with lawmakers to convince them to consider a bill that would make it illegal for anyone under 21 to buy tobacco products.
After a week of pitchers and catchers, Orioles fans finally get their first look at the Orioles team and instead of pitch and catch, some pitch and hit in the first full-squad workout.
Officials said the program will provide grants up to $5,000 per project for property owners.
This is an active situation, there is no other information at this time.
From legalizing marijuana to upping the minimum wage, a new Goucher poll reveals where Marylanders fall on a variety of progressive issues across the state.
Volunteers at Real Food Farm spent their morning building large compost containers from scratch.
Three people have been arrested in connection with the homicide of a 27-year-old man who went missing last month.
If the greenhouse gasses warming the atmosphere and melting the world's ice continue at their present rate, it's believed that the climate in Mississippi will be Baltimore's, 60 years from now.
Five-year-old Tysie has been saving up her allowance money after she heard her teacher talk about the charity in her kindergarten class, and on Friday she brought in her charity jar- containing $41.67.
The 83-year-old was flown to the Johns Hopkins Burn Center where she later died.
Investigators determined the car was intentionally set on fire Friday morning after reaching the scene to the car in the driveway.
Of the 362 respondents in a survey to the Baltimore Police Department, 43 percent said they don't feel comfortable making proactive requests.
