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Jennifer and Frank Teeter-Baylor contributed $400 and Michael Galloway contributed $50, bringing the total raised for the 2020 campaign to $815.

Private schools have shown little to no cases this school year, which can be attributed to its small class sizes, resources and protocols. Despite few cases numbers, schools are still making adjustments in response to Thanksgiving break.

One man died and another was injured in a double shooting late Tuesday night in Frankford in Northeast Baltimore, police said.

The Original Ledo Restaurant at 4509 Knox Roadcq had its last day Sunday, according to its Instagram page, but will reopen in some fashion in four to seven months under new ownership.

Heavy snow is in the forecast Tuesday night in Garrett County, which could get about 5 to 10 inches of snowfall overnight, according to the National Weather Service.

Two Baltimore City restaurants are suspending indoor dining indefinitely, citing as reasons the early curfew and 25% maximum dining capacity implemented to help slow the spread of coronavirus.

Mercy Medical Center was awarded more than $10 million in federal funding Tuesday to help continue the fight against the coronavirus, congressional leaders said.

Baltimore County is seeking to refinance billions in unsold bonds and borrow $365 million in new general obligation bonds to pay for capital projects.

Maryland's first supply of 155,000 vaccines from drug companies Moderna and Pfizer “doesn’t get to anywhere near what we need in Phase One,” the Republican governor said at a State House news conference.

T. Rowe Price, the Baltimore-based global investment group, will move its headquarters out of its towering East Pratt Street high-rise building and to a new “green” office in Harbor Point, the company said Tuesday.

The Maryland State Police Polar Bear Plunge benefiting Special Olympics Maryland will be online for its 25th anniversary.

Tradepoint Atlantic, the shipping hub and logistics center located on the site of the former Bethlehem Steel mill in Sparrows Point, kicked off the holiday season virtually on Tuesday with a ceremonial star lighting.

Officials have established a new method for the school system’s approximately 115,000 students to log onto its learning management system, Schoology, and Google platforms, which have allowed courses to be held online since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In Maryland, the electors have cast their votes since the beginning at the State House — first constructed in the 1700s and the nation’s oldest state capitol in uninterrupted legislative use — with the exception of “a few isolated” incidents.

The kitten was a domestic short-haired orange tabby. The Carroll County Health Department is concerned that area residents may have been exposed to the rabies virus.

Michael John Baker, the former chief of Baltimore City Parks who became an aide to U.S. Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger and Sen. Barbara Mikulski, died of heart disease Nov. 12 at his Parkville home. He was 63.

Patricia Pruett Onnen, a former model active in hereditary societies, died of multiple organ failure Nov. 25 at her Cockeysville home. The former Ruxton resident was 94.

A day ahead of the deadline to tender contracts to their arbitration-eligible players, the Orioles avoided that process with catcher Pedro Severino, who agreed to a $1.825 million salary for 2021.

A Glen Burnie woman has died from the injuries she sustained during an ATV accident in Severn on Sunday left her critically injured, Anne Arundel County police said.

Carroll has seen 103 total cases this week, tracking higher than last week. Of the 71 new cases, 16 were added to last week’s total of 269. The week of Nov. 15 saw a record 323 new cases.

Coach Mike Locksley insists that the Terps are singularly focused on preparing for the Wolverines and added that he has no knowledge of a contingency plan if Saturday’s game is canceled.

A Towson University alumni this month gave a hefty $5.3 million donation to the college, planned to be used for athletics, the College of Health Professions, the College of Business & Economics and programming to advance equity, diversity and inclusion.

An appreciation of the Rev. Richard Lawrence, who, as pastor of St. Vincent de Paul Church in downtown Baltimore, balanced charity and practicality with regard to the homeless adults who sought a place to sleep in the park by his church.

Anne Arundel Arundel County police have arrested a Crofton man in connection to a string of armed and attempted armed robberies in west county over a 20-hour stretch Sunday, court records show.

Commissioner Dennis Frazier, R-District 3, talked during the board’s Nov. 24 meeting and wanted to consult Recreation and Parks Director Jeff Degitz about Carroll’s youth sports scene and potential restrictions regarding the winter season.

Gift ideas for friends and loved ones may be challenging, but if they have a connection to the Naval Academy, the Naval Academy Alumni Association might have some options.

Carroll County Public Schools is having its eighth drive-up tech service where students can bring their school-issued laptops for in-person repairs.

Private schools have seen relatively few outbreaks this school year, which can be attributed at least in part to small class sizes, resources and protocols. Still, private schools are taking some time off from in-person instruction following the Thanksgiving break.

A manager of Bowl America in Glen Burnie was assaulted when asking patrons to wear face masks on Saturday.

Baltimore City has served thousands of dollars in fines and temporarily shuttered seven establishments as a result of COVID-19 violations.

School districts throughout the region should use Baltimore County’s troubles as an immediate sign to beef up their own cyber security measures. Don’t wait until your under attack to put up your defenses. Then it’ll be a bigger headache.

The Maryland men’s basketball team will play at James Madison at 3 p.m. Saturday, the school announced Tuesday, replacing a previously scheduled game with Towson that was canceled because of a positive COVID-19 test within the Tigers’ program.

As with many things upended by the coronavirus pandemic, this winter’s skiing and snowboarding season in Maryland and the surrounding region won’t be the same.

MedStar Health has acquired Righttime Medical Care, vastly expanding its network of urgent care centers as the number of coronavirus patients surges.

Seeking a cure for the dark winter of 2020-2021? There's a string of answers out there. And some extensions cords. And inflatable snowmen.

With surging hospitalizations and a rising positivity rate, Maryland on Tuesday reported 2,765 new coronavirus cases – the third largest single-day total since officials began tracking the pandemic in March – and 30 more deaths.

These are the confirmed Maryland cases of the novel coronavirus, the illness that causes the COVID-19 disease, confirmed by the Maryland Department of Health. The charts and maps below show what has been reported by the state and update around 10 a.m. each day.

The dismembered body of a woman was found Monday in Southwest Baltimore, police confirmed.

The cascading consequences of saltwater intrusion were starkly revealed in interviews with more than 100 researchers, planners and coastal residents, along with soil testing and analyses of well-sample data conducted by the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism.

After 53 years at the Naval Academy, the last thing Smith needs to do is say goodbye.