Hopkins To Help Design Ebola Guide For Nurses
Johns Hopkins Medicine says it has been asked to lead a group to design a Web-based program on Ebola protocols for health workers.
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Johns Hopkins Medicine says it has been asked to lead a group to design a Web-based program on Ebola protocols for health workers.
A Prince George's County man who prosecutors say was the leader of a drug ring has been sentenced to 19 years in prison.
The Maryland Republican Party on Friday reported raising about $750,000 for Larry Hogan's gubernatorial bid in the latest reporting period.
A number of new developments in the ongoing concerns over Ebola.
The board overseeing Maryland's health exchange has approved a contract to modify software designed to help the state's call center that assists people who try to get signed up for health insurance.
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Towson University has launched an internal investigation into whether it complied with federal sex discrimination laws after learning a rabbi who teaches there invited students to take ritual baths at his District of Columbia synagogue.
A Maryland man has been sentenced to more than 13 years in prison in a spate of armed robberies over a 10-day period last year.
Health officials are working on a plan to monitor every person who returns to Maryland from countries stricken by Ebola, but the extent of the monitoring will depend on individual circumstances, the state's health secretary said Wednesday.
We are now less than two weeks away from election day. Early voting starts Thursday, and the state's congressional delegation is encouraging Maryland voters to protect their rights.
The Maryland State Highway Administration will again lend reflective vests to children and adults chaperoning their trick or treating on Halloween.
Maryland's defense has one imposing objective Saturday at Wisconsin: neutralize running back Melvin Gordon and the nation's leading rushing attack.
Three Anne Arundel Co. employees have been disciplined after one made a noose with a rope and then the others joked about it.
Less than three weeks to go until Marylanders hit the voting booths to cast their ballots. One of the men who wants to be governor is getting a big show of support from the president.
As C.J. Brown lay motionless on the ground, it seemed highly possible that another promising season for Maryland would be endangered by quarterback injuries.
Outrage and more allegations. The Baltimore County Animal Shelter comes under fire again. This time, the ACLU says the shelter is stepping on the public's First Amendment rights.
Environmental activists take a unique approach in pressing for clean energy.
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz figures his team's first game at Maryland will be a journey into the unknown -- for about five minutes.
Maryland State Police say a tractor-trailer driver was killed when his truck hit a guardrail and bridge support and burst into flames.
New Ebola screening procedures go into effect at Washington's Dulles Airport and three other major airports.
The first patient to contract Ebola on U.S. soil is now in Maryland. The 26-year-old nurse just arrived at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda.
The fight against Ebola has gone high-tech. Baltimore has actually been ground zero to test new technology.
Maryland has moved to the Big Ten Conference and the expectations remain high on the heels of a Final Four appearance.
The Texas nurse who first contracted Ebola after treating an infected Liberian national in Dallas has been flown to Maryland to receive treatment.
The major-party congressional candidates in Maryland's 6th District favor different approaches to containing Ebola in the United States.
