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Hundreds of thousands of coronavirus tests that Gov. Larry Hogan bought from South Korea in April to much fanfare appear to be showing reliability problems, returning a spate of false positive results to nursing homes around the state.
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Many Marylanders who anxiously awaited the launch of BEACON 2.0, the makeover of the state’s unemployment insurance web portal that debuted Sunday, find it’s still not helping resolve their difficulties with claims.
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A segment of ABC’s “The View” with Baltimore-area congressional candidate Kim Klacik ended abruptly on Friday when the Republican answered a question about the coronavirus by saying that host Joy Behar “paraded around in blackface.”
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Only in 2020 could an Ohio State University student find out that since the start of the semester the class tips he’d been gleaning through a group messaging app were actually coming from nearly 800 miles away in Maryland.
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Several Maryland unemployment insurance claimants said they were not able to file claims Sunday after the Maryland Department of Labor launched an updated site.
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An unofficial event that is expected to bring thousands of car enthusiasts to Ocean City is set to begin Tuesday and the town’s mayor has a message: Don’t travel to the area if you don’t have to.
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Najia Stallworth, who had taught in public schools and other institutions since 1996, said she was fired from John Carroll on Tuesday, but said the administration did not reference the viral photo as the reason for her termination.
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The nature of the team’s rebuild means that just because a player had a significant role on this team doesn’t mean the club won’t make a move to improve when the time comes.
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Some Baltimore City Council members are seeking to block the city’s law department from reaching any deal to renew a contract with the towering waste incinerator that pumps smoke into the city’s sky.
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If local health metrics allow, Harford County Public Schools staff will return to schools Oct. 12 and small groups of certain students could return to buildings as soon as Oct. 19, according to latest plans for a return to in-person learning.
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Over the past year, my family and I have come to the realization that a form of dementia that runs in my family has now turned its gaze to me.
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Here’s a quick rundown of what you should know about Kimberly Klacik, the Republican nominee for Maryland's 7th Congressional district.
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Former mayors Kurt Schmoke, Martin O’Malley, Sheila Dixon and Stephanie Rawlings-Blake joined the Greater Baltimore Committee for a virtual panel on what they learned during their tenures.
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Orioles outfielder Trey Mancini, who has missed the entire season after a spring training physical led to him being diagnosed with colon cancer, completed his six-month chemotherapy treatment Monday.
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Here’s how the Ravens graded out at each position after a 33-16 win over the host Houston Texans on Sunday in Week 2.
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From the Ravens' many paths to victory to the cruelty of Tavon Young's knee injury, here are five things we learned from the Ravens' 33-16 win over the Houston Texans.
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Baltimore County will follow Gov. Larry Hogan’s Friday order that allowed restaurants in the state to expand indoor dining capacity from 50% to 75%, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced Monday.
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The woman who gave us the rat video has gone viral again: This time, she's walking streets of boarded-up buildings to blame Baltimore's social, economic and public safety woes on its failure to elect Republicans.
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Porter Stansberry, the former employer of Rey Rivera is pushing back on his portrayal in Netflix’s popular “Unsolved Mysteries” reboot, which raised questions about his involvement in Rivera’s 2006 death.
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In the age of Donald Trump, it's important to separate fact from fiction about anything and everything. In a new book, Gary Vikan, former director of the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, unravels the mystery of the Shroud of Turin, the supposed burial cloth of Christ. Having studied the shroud for more than three decades, Vikan calls it a brilliant hoax, not a miracle but a mysterious work of art that showed up in France in the Middle Ages during the great plague.
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On the last phone call of his life, Julio Cesar Moran-Ruiz was in his car, pulled over on the side of Interstate 95 by a Maryland State Police officer working DUI enforcement.
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Maryland health officials reported 412 new confirmed coronavirus cases and three new deaths Sunday.
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It's his second violation in two years.
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Former Harford County Executive David Craig has been diagnosed with dementia, he and his family announced Monday.
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This time, PizzaGate is being fueled by a younger generation that is active on TikTok, which was in its infancy four years ago, as well as on other social media platforms. The conspiracy group QAnon is also promoting PizzaGate in private Facebook groups and creating easy-to-share memes on it.
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A frost advisory was issued by the National Weather Service for most of Northern Maryland, including parts of Baltimore and Carroll counties.
