Maryland reports 786 new virus cases, 14 deaths as Hogan announces plans to...
Two days before the state will recognize the one-year anniversary of its first coronavirus infections, more than 900,000 Marylanders have received at least one dose of vaccine.
View ArticleAnnapolis Pride festival plans in-person event as organizers hope enough...
The Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival will take place in person this year — yes, you read that right — in October, to allow for plenty of time for the community to be vaccinated against COVID-19,...
View ArticleBaltimore has a gun problem, and a new city program wants to find out how...
Baltimore city is partnering with Everytown for Gun Safety to begin a pilot program to track guns used in crimes in the city.
View ArticleBaltimore delays towing contract decisions amid complaints vendors were...
Baltimore’s spending board delayed decisions on two city towing contracts Wednesday amid objections from attorneys for two vendors who claimed their clients were unfairly maligned by the city’s...
View ArticleAfter a snow-filled February in Carroll County, how much has been spent on...
February was a busy month for snow removal in Carroll. How much has been spent and how much remains in case a March snowstorm hits the region?
View ArticleMaryland’s Brenda Frese a semifinalist for Coach of the Year honors | DIGEST
Maryland women’s basketball coach Brenda Frese was named a Werner Ladder Naismith Women’s Coach of the Year semifinalist Wednesday by the Atlanta Tipoff Club.
View ArticleAs Billie Holiday biopic celebrates Golden Globe win for lead actress, a look...
They couldn’t silence Billie Holiday’s voice, a voice that took her from an Upper Fells Point alley to New York City concert halls and into the annals of history as a performer and civil rights icon.
View ArticleSharon Gribbin-Lindemon appointed to New Windsor Town Council after...
Gribbin-Lindemon, a teacher and a 28-year resident, was named to the New Windsor Town Council during a Feb. 16 work session. She replaced Terry Green, who resigned Feb. 3.
View ArticleWho’s getting COVID vaccine doses in Maryland? Here’s what the data shows...
White Marylanders have received four times as many doses of vaccines as Black residents. Majority-Black jurisdictions like Baltimore City and Prince George's County are also lagging behind.
View ArticleGlen Burnie house fire causes estimated $100,000 in damages
A fire that started in the kitchen and spread throughout a one-story home caused an estimated $100,000 in damages, Anne Arundel County Fire Department said.
View ArticleHere’s why Maryland should care about Texas COVID-19 restrictions (or lack...
Texas and Mississippi governors are bucking science, decency and the nation's best interests by dropping mask mandates.
View ArticleExplosions at plant nursery in Bowie cause $75,000 of damages, Prince...
Prince George’s County Fire Department received multiple calls for explosions and fire at a nursery in Bowie on Monday night.
View ArticleHot property: Unique Art Deco gem in Northeast Baltimore back on the market....
This tiny Art Deco gem in Mayfield — the only house of its kind in Baltimore — oozes charm.
View ArticleJoe Altobelli, who managed Orioles to 1983 World Series title, dies at 88
Joe Altobelli, who succeeded Earl Weaver as Orioles manager and led the club to its last World Series title in 1983, died Wednesday of natural causes. He was 88.
View ArticlePolice: Man robs Wells Fargo in Glen Burnie, later tries to rob T-Mobile...
After a man stole an undisclosed amount of money from a Wells Fargo in Glen Burnie, he ran two miles away to a T-Mobile and tried his luck again. This time, employees fought back.
View ArticleCarroll County Public Library branches to reopen March 8
Carroll County will reopen all its library branches March 8 for limited services.
View ArticleOrioles observations on Adley Rutschman’s camp, Jahmai Jones’ potential and...
Rutschman was making his first spring start after appearing off the bench Tuesday, and everything he’s done in the past two days has been under the microscope.
View ArticleHarford finds partner to expand broadband access in northern parts of county;...
After months of searching, Harford County has entered into a partnership with private internet service provider ThinkBig Networks to expand broadband access to the county’s northern rural areas over...
View ArticleHoward County’s decline in COVID cases continues as key metrics dip below...
Howard County’s coronavirus numbers are the best they’ve been since the fall, with a weekly positivity rate of 2.62%, the lowest in the county since Oct. 20.
View ArticleState approval not needed for Carroll County Public Schools to implement...
Carroll County Public Schools announced Wednesday that the Maryland Department of Education does not need to approve its plan to return students to the classroom four days a week.
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