Maryland reported 2,149 new coronavirus cases Tuesday, the second-highest daily total during the pandemic, and 26 deaths tied to COVID-19, the highest daily total since June.
The briefing comes as the state experiences a troubling surge in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths.
As much as the NFL has evolved through the years, there has been one constant: Control the line of scrimmage, or lose. The Ravens have reached that point, and possibly the crossroads of their season.
Washington D.C’s Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, where the birds usually land, is closed to donations. Plenty of scientific research that might make use of them is still on hold.
In a work session to discuss the school system’s proposed hybrid reopening plan on Monday, the Howard County Board of Education rejected the partially in-person model and voted instead to keep students in virtual learning through at least mid-April.
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President Donald Trump could file for a recount in Wisconsin as soon as Tuesday, once the final county submits its certification of the election results.
The Narwall, designed by Baltimore-based entrepreneur Alex Rattray, aims to provide more comfort and protection than typical face shields and masks.
Signs posted along a homeless encampment under the Jones Falls Expressway in Baltimore raised fears over the weekend that the area would be cleared out, but on Monday the mayor’s office said there are no plans to remove people from the area.
The U.S. has hit more than 10 million confirmed COVID-19 cases, the most of any country in the world. Clinical trials are underway for several coronavirus vaccinations, however, passing a clinical trial is just one hurdle proposed vaccines must clear before moving from control setting to mass distribution. Here are 15 steps the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention take to ensure vaccines are safe to use before you ever get one.
For all the good work that TV has done in recent months on Black life, I can think of nothing that offers the depth, insight and power of HBO's "Between the World and Me." This is one TV production not to be missed in this year of racial reckoning.
Sunday’s game marks the teams' first meeting since Tennessee upset the top-seeded Ravens in a divisional-round playoff game last season.
Baltimore has more than it's fair share of critics. Sadly, these folks have a one-dimensional view of the city, which has much to celebrate. Here's a list of Baltimore attributes to be thankful for.
The ever-lengthening coronavirus pandemic can be stressful for Maryland's seniors and have implications for their mental health.
"They do not deserve to be scrutinized for something they did not do,” Skura wrote.
Judge Alexandra N. "Sandy" Williams, who served on the Baltimore County District Court for more than two decades, has died at 64.
Maryland Gov. Hogan suggests the GOP should veer from Trump "rhetoric" and back to a Reagan model to win elections.
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, is a resort town that's known known for Atlantic waves that are sometimes surfable, as well as fresh-cut French fries and a mile wooden boardwalk that dates to the 1870s
The Baltimore County Council on Monday night killed a bill that would have reduced the height of a planned four-story affordable housing building in East Towson, citing concerns that its passage would violate the Fair Housing Act.
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- Former Kentucky and John Carroll guard Immanuel Quickley practically lives in the gym preparing for Wednesday's NBA draft.
- The Narwall, designed by Baltimore-based entrepreneur Alex Rattray, aims to provide more comfort and protection than typical face shields and masks.
- The briefing comes as the state experiences a troubling surge in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths.
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- Morton C. Tadder, a noted Baltimore professional photographer who was the Orioles' team photographer for 40 years, has died at 92.
- When horse-drawn wagons were the preferred method of transportation on York Road and telephones and electric lights were relative novelties, a copper beech tree was sending its roots deep into the rich earth.
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