Coronavirus cases in Maryland continue to rise. Per the Maryland Department of Health as of March 31, there are 1,660 confirmed cases in the state of Maryland. Eighteen people in Maryland have succumbed to the illness. Worldwide, there are 803,313 total confirmed cases, with 38,013 total deaths. Some good news, 165,692 people worldwide have recovered […]
Coronavirus cases in Maryland continue to rise. Per the Maryland Department of Health as of March 26, there are 580 confirmed cases in the state of Maryland, up from 423 on the previous day. Four people in Maryland have succumbed to the illness. Worldwide, there are 463,751 total confirmed cases, with 21,099 total deaths. Some […]
Coronavirus cases in Maryland continue to rise. As of March 25, there are 423 confirmed cases in the state of Maryland, up from 349 on the previous day. Four people in Maryland have succumbed to the illness. Worldwide, there are 438,749 total confirmed cases, with 19,674 total deaths. Some good news, 111,431 people worldwide have […]
Coronavirus cases in Maryland continue to rise. As of March 24, there are 349 confirmed cases in the state of Maryland, with 3 people succumbing from the illness. Worldwide, there are 395,647 total confirmed cases, with 17,240 total deaths. Some good news, 103,317 people worldwide have recovered from this horrible virus. Please continue to do […]
Coronavirus cases in Maryland continue to rise. As of March 23, there are 288 confirmed cases in the state of Maryland, with 3 people succumbing from the illness. Worldwide, there are 351,731 total confirmed cases, with 15,373 total deaths. Some good news, over 100,000 people worldwide have recovered from this horrible virus. Please continue to […]
A Churchton man accused of stabbing a woman with a syringe at a grocery store last week is being held without bond. Thomas Stemen allegedly stabbed Katie Peters with a syringe at Christoper’s Fine Foods in the 5500 block of Shady Side Road in Churchton last Tuesday. Surveillance footage shows it happened inside the entrance […]
Legislation announced Wednesday aims to help Maryland veterans and their families. The proposals released by Gov. Larry Hogan will increase benefits related to schooling, jobs and even tax relief. “We will be expanding the Maryland National Guard state tuition assistance program in order to provide up to 100 percent of the cost of any in-state […]
A stabbing left one woman dead and a teenager hurt overnight in Baltimore. Baltimore City Police responded to the 3500 block of Chesterfield Avenue on Thursday shortly before 2:30 a.m. where they found a 37-year-old woman and 18-year-old male victim with stab wounds. Both were taken to area hospitals where the woman succumbed to her […]
Maryland’s minimum wage is rising to $11 an hour. The increase from $10.10 is one of the state’s new laws taking effect Wednesday. The minimum wage for companies with 15 or more employees will have future increases over the next several years and reach $15 in 2025. The wage for companies with 14 or fewer […]
Surveillance cameras intended to catch distracted drivers may soon be introduced onto Maryland roads. Montgomery County Councilman Tom Hucker asked Maryland Sen. Jeff Waldstreicher Monday to file a bill that would allow the county to use automated cameras to capture drivers on their cell phones and issue tickets. If passed, it would be the first […]