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Baltimore Key Bridge collapse: 6 presumed dead as search efforts suspended

March 27, 2024

Six people are presumed dead after emergency workers suspended search efforts on the evening of March 26, following the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore in the eastern US state of Maryland.

Egypt threatens to void peace treaty with Israel. What does that mean?

February 12, 2024

In a historic moment at Camp David, President Jimmy Carter witnessed the unlikely handshake between Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. This landmark agreement, bathed in sunlight, has fostered over 40 years of peace between Israel and Egypt.

Old fashioned penny farthing bike race returns to Maryland after pandemic pause

SUNDAY, JULY 17, 2022

‘Penny Farthing’ bicycle enthusiasts from all over the world zipped through the streets of historic Frederick, Maryland on Saturday, as the city’s annual High Wheel race resumed for the first time since 2018.

Hospitalizations in D.C. and Maryland set records as omicron surge continues

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2021

Maryland and the District set records Wednesday for patients hospitalized with covid-19, as the region headed into a new chapter of the coronavirus pandemic, in which many people are safer from severe disease due to vaccines but the highly transmissible omicron variant has still led to more hospitalizations than ever before.

Can test-to-stay keep kids in schools safely? A Maryland system is finding out

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2021

For Jessica Hasson, a mother of two in Maryland, keeping children healthy during the pandemic is a priority - but keeping them in school is, too.

Two Maryland hospitals declare disaster as coronavirus cases rise

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2021

A health-care "disaster" was declared at two Maryland hospitals Friday as coronavirus cases have skyrocketed more than 450% in the past month at the facilities, University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health announced.

Maryland announces first three cases of omicron variant in the greater Washington D.C. region

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 04, 2021

The omicron variant has surfaced in the Washington region, sparking renewed calls for mitigation from officials working to tamp down fears while bracing for the potential threat the latest coronavirus strain may pose.

Maryland woman agrees to testify against twin sister in teen brothers killing

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2021

A 23-year-old Maryland woman pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against her twin sister Friday in connection with the deadly attack on their younger brother in the familys townhouse basement.

Maryland Zoo is one of 70 U.S. facilities vaccinating wild animals against the coronavirus

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2021

Pull back that fur and stick out that paw.

Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr., pillar of Maryland's state capital for decades, dies at 78

SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2021

For decades, he was the man to see in Maryland's state capital, a country-boy Democrat who rose to the heights of power in the General Assembly and used his commanding influence to direct politics and policy across the state.

Maryland may withhold vaccine allotments from hospitals with excess supply, Hogan says

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 06, 2021

Gov. Larry Hogan announced Tuesday that he will deploy the Maryland National Guard to help local health departments inoculate medical workers and that he may withhold future vaccine allotments from hospitals that have not used most of their available supply.

Isolated residents and an overwhelmed hospital: Covid-19 hits Western Maryland

MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2020

OAKLAND, Md. - Mark Boucot learned the rural hospital he runs would be left out of the initial vaccine distribution a few days before covid-19 killed his first staff member.

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