Med Students At Johns Hopkins Learn Residency On 'Match Day'
It's the day that students work so hard for, it's called Match Day--and medical students throughout the country find out where they will do their residency and become doctors.
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It's the day that students work so hard for, it's called Match Day--and medical students throughout the country find out where they will do their residency and become doctors.
Some golden brown fried fish, steak fries and much more. It's on the menu and it's all for charity thanks to the Knights of Columbus.
The Maryland Senate voted unanimously Friday to end state-mandated stormwater management fees, a priority of Republican Gov. Larry Hogan.
Charter schools would have more flexibility when it comes to management and families would have more opportunities for education under a bill being considered in the Maryland Senate.
Police in Cumberland are investigating the death of a pedestrian who was hit by a truck near the downtown area.
Maryland senators on Friday showed signs of cooperation on the topic of fracking, adopting two amendments to a bill opponents worried was another way of banning the natural gas drilling method.
The state Department of Natural Resources says most overnight shelters and campsites along Maryland's section of the Appalachian Trail have reopened after tree maintenance prompted by a hiker's death.
A measure to add surcharges on Maryland court filings to help pay for an electronic court initiative has been rejected by the Maryland House of Delegates.
Amazon is speeding things up here in Baltimore. The company started one-hour delivery to some local zip codes. It's a first for our area, and it could change the way people shop.
Sold for sex. An undercover police sting in Baltimore County uncovers a human trafficking operation. Most troubling of all--three teenage girls forced into prostitution.
Excitement is building in College Park. March Madness is taking over as the Maryland women's basketball team gets ready to take on New Mexico State Saturday.
The remains of a missing New Jersey woman was discovered on Tuesday in Maryland.
March Madness is underway. In less than 24 hours, the University of Maryland men's basketball team will play their first NCAA Tournament game in five years.
Hard to believe, but now your pets can get also get top of the line medical care at Johns Hopkins.
This week, earth was hit harder than expected by a massive blast from the sun.
Thursday is something of a national holiday for American sports fans, when office productivity plummets. The NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship, also known as March Madness or the Big Dance, begins in earnest.
A Maryland man was sentenced to 40 years in prison Thursday for what the judge called the "mind-boggling," fatal abuse of a 2-year-old boy who was whipped with a belt, kicked, shaken, slammed against kitchen cabinets and forced to brush his teeth with a steel barbecue brush.
Spring starts tomorrow night at 6:45.
A bill to hold fracking companies more responsible for damages they cause remained intact after senators defeated an amendment Thursday that would have removed words describing the natural gas extraction process as "ultrahazardous and abnormally dangerous."
Gov. Larry Hogan is backing a measure to form a council to work on ways to cut spending on corrections and reduce recidivism.
The Maryland General Assembly has voted to designate March 30 as a commemorative day recognizing Vietnam Veterans.
A bill to end mandatory stormwater management fees is moving through the Maryland Senate.
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is hosting a happy hour and concert in Washington.
Maryland residents who were convicted of a crime that is no longer considered one would be able to have the conviction expunged, under a bill approved by the House of Delegates.
