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Sinai Hospital breaks ground on larger, state-of-the-art emergency department

Sinai Hospital breaks ground on larger, state-of-the-art emergency department

Did you click on the Johns Hopkins COVID-19 dashboard? After billions of views, the researcher behind it has earned a top prize.

Did you click on the Johns Hopkins COVID-19 dashboard? After billions of views, the researcher behind it has earned a top prize.

How are Maryland COVID cases, vaccinations and other metrics trending? Here are the latest numbers. [GRAPHICS]

Graphics: The latest Maryland COVID cases, vaccinations and other metrics

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‘Second gentleman’ Doug Emhoff, U.S. surgeon general to visit Baltimore to promote access to recreational spaces

‘Second gentleman’ Doug Emhoff, U.S. surgeon general to visit Baltimore to promote access to recreational spaces

With help from Maryland families, scientists find overlooked genes for autism

With help from Maryland families, scientists find overlooked genes for autism

Baltimore inspector general finds long-dead rat, insects and other persistent problems at city-run sexual health clinic

Baltimore inspector general finds long-dead rat, insects and other persistent problems at city-run sexual health clinic

In the aftermath of drinking water contamination in Baltimore, clear answers could be hard to come by

In the aftermath of drinking water contamination in Baltimore, clear answers could be hard to come by

Coronavirus, inflation push up cost of health insurance in Maryland

Coronavirus, inflation push up cost of health insurance in Maryland

Is the COVID pandemic over? President Biden says so, but Maryland experts say there are still a lot of cases and more may be coming.

Is the COVID pandemic over? President Biden says so, but Maryland experts say there are still a lot of cases and more may be coming.

Maryland is likely to legalize recreational cannabis this November. This group is leaving nothing to chance.

Maryland is likely to legalize recreational cannabis this November. This group is leaving nothing to chance.

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Maryland weather: Hurricane Ian expected to bring rain to Baltimore area this weekend

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Bits & Bites: Bloom’s lounge opens in Hotel Ulysses, Cross Street Market seeks last vendor and a bartender goes to Church

State’s Attorney Mosby says DNA test results will determine whether she drops Adnan Syed’s charges

Ravens DT Michael Pierce considering surgery on torn bicep; LT Ronnie Stanley practices fully for first time | NOTES

State police investigate shooting target at Western Maryland range that some say adds ‘fuel to the fire’ of distrust

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Democratic candidates in Maryland seek to capitalize on outcry over Sen. Lindsey Graham’s proposed U.S. abortion ban

Democratic candidates in Maryland seek to capitalize on outcry over Sen. Lindsey Graham’s proposed U.S. abortion ban

‘Disgusted and disappointed’: Baltimore City Council blasts Scott administration over communication during E. coli contamination

‘Disgusted and disappointed’: Baltimore City Council blasts Scott administration over communication during E. coli contamination

University of Maryland Medical System wants to make a social impact with new $14M investment

University of Maryland Medical System wants to make a social impact with new $14M investment

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Maryland will see school construction, state employee raises with $2 billion surplus

Maryland will see school construction, state employee raises with $2 billion surplus

Baltimore City Council sets hearings on Labor Day weekend E. coli water contamination, calling communication ‘unclear and inconsistent’

Baltimore City Council sets hearings on Labor Day weekend E. coli water contamination, calling communication ‘unclear and inconsistent’

Boil water advisory fully lifted: How to flush pipes, where to get water in West Baltimore

Boil water advisory fully lifted: How to flush pipes, where to get water in West Baltimore

Sarah Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Thudium, retired nurse and church volunteer, dies

Sarah Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Thudium, retired nurse and church volunteer, dies

Post-Roe, continuing furor over abortion rights decision looms over November election in Maryland and beyond

Post-Roe, continuing furor over abortion rights decision looms over November election in Maryland and beyond

Latest updates: Boil water advisory fully lifted after E. coli found in Baltimore water

Latest updates: Boil water advisory fully lifted after E. coli found in Baltimore water

As new COVID-19 boosters come out, Maryland experts urge people to get them

As new COVID-19 boosters come out, Maryland experts urge people to get them

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Toxic algal blooms found in T. Howard Duckett Reservoir in Laurel; utility warns against touching water

Toxic algal blooms found in T. Howard Duckett Reservoir in Laurel; utility warns against touching water

Baltimore partially lifts boil water advisory; water bills to be reduced citywide

Baltimore partially lifts boil water advisory; water bills to be reduced citywide

Governor hopefuls Dan Cox, Wes Moore help distribute water in West Baltimore

Governor hopefuls Dan Cox, Wes Moore help distribute water in West Baltimore

Johns Hopkins warns it may split with CareFirst, Maryland’s largest insurer

Johns Hopkins warns it may split with CareFirst, Maryland’s largest insurer

Two of three Baltimore sites that originally had E. coli contamination in water have since tested negative, officials say

Two of three Baltimore sites that originally had E. coli contamination in water have since tested negative, officials say

Frustration builds over Baltimore E. coli contaminated water as day passes without updates

Frustration builds over Baltimore E. coli contaminated water as day passes without updates

Water contamination in Baltimore: What to know about E. coli

Water contamination in Baltimore: What to know about E. coli

City issues boil water advisory to some city and county users after E. coli bacteria are found in West Baltimore drinking water

City issues boil water advisory to some city and county users after E. coli bacteria are found in West Baltimore drinking water

Here’s where Wes Moore and Dan Cox stand on health care, guns, the environment and more

Here’s where Wes Moore and Dan Cox stand on health care, guns, the environment and more

Maryland to offer new bivalent COVID-19 boosters to ages 12 and older after Labor Day

Maryland to offer new bivalent COVID-19 boosters to ages 12 and older after Labor Day

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