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Car Strikes Ambulance On Baltimore Beltway In RosedaleA Baltimore County ambulance struck a car on the inner loop of Interstate 695 during the Monday evening rush hour, tying up traffic in the Rosedale area.
Father-Son Duo Completes Grueling Kayak Journey Down The Chesapeake BayA father-son duo just completed a 200-mile journey down the Chesapeake Bay, all to raise money for a good cause.
Amid Questions About ASPCA Spending, Maryland Group Stresses Its IndependenceThe two groups share four letters, but they are not affiliated. A CBS News investigation showed just where those national ASPCA donations go.
University of Maryland Medical System Pledges $1.2M To Ease Food InsecurityThe University of Maryland Medical System is committing $1.2 million to address food insecurity issues in communities across the state that are served by the organization's 13 hospitals, according to a hospital statement.
Baltimore City Police Seek Location Of Monday Afternoon ShootingBaltimore police are looking for leads on the scene of a nonfatal Monday shooting.
Back To Masks In Anne Arundel Co., Annapolis Government Buildings; Employees Must Choose Vaccination or Testing and Face Unpaid Suspension For Breaking MandateMasks must be worn in all Anne Arundel County government buildings including libraries and senior centers starting Thursday. The city of Annapolis also decided to align with the county.
Video News
Father-Son Duo Finishes Charity Kayak Run Down The Chesapeake BayThe grueling journey raised money for a great cause.
Amid Questions About ASPCA, Maryland SPCA Stresses Its IndependenceA CBS News report recently raised questions about how the ASPCA spends donors' money
Some COVID-19 Restrictions Return In Anne Arundel County As Cases Trend UpwardMasks will be required in county buildings. Officials are also investigating an outbreak linked to the Cecil County Fair, which Gov. Larry Hogan visited last week.
From The Field
Chopper 13 Over The Scene At Water Main Break In West BaltimoreThe water main break is at W. Lafayette Avenue and N. Stricker Street.
Gov. Hogan Press Conference On The Americans with Disabilities ActGov. Larry Hogan announced he will sign an executive order to make every July Visibility Culture and Achievements Month in the state of Maryland.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Releases 3-Pillar City Crime Plan FridayMayor Brandon Scott unveiled the three-pillar city crime plan Friday morning.
Latest Sports
Baseball Report: Three Recently Traded Cubs Homer In DebutThis week's Baseball Report looks at the three former Cubs who each hit a home run in their respective debuts and the Mets' failure to sign their 2021 first-round pick.
Report: Lamar Jackson Statue To Stand At University Of Louisville's Cardinal StadiumRavens star QB Lamar Jackson is reportedly being immortalized with a statue at his alma mater, the University of Louisville.
Simone Biles Is Returning To Competition In TokyoThe 2016 Olympic champion will compete in the balance beam finals on Tuesday, a little over a week after stepping away from the meet to focus on her mental health.
Parts Of Westbound Lanes On Moravia Road To Close Temporarily For Road RepairsParts of the westbound lanes on Moravia Road will be closed for two weeks starting Monday, weather permitting, for concrete repair road work, the Baltimore City Department of Transportation said.
Ravens Sign Former Colt Justin HoustonIt's official. Justin Houston is a Raven.
Ravens Host Stadium Practice Topped Off With Fireworks And A Laser ShowThe big event of Ravens training camp was held Saturday night: M&T Bank Stadium practice!
Best Of
Art Sound Now Concert Series Return To Walters Art Museum In Baltimore This SummerThe Walters Art Museum in Baltimore has announced the return of summer entertainment with a Thursday concert series, Art Sound Now.
Maryland Ranks No. 26 On List Of Best States, New Survey FindsIt's safe to say, most of us think Maryland is pretty great. We have Ocean City, the Preakness, great sports teams and a lot of history! But how do we compare to the rest of the nation?
New Mural In Annapolis Across From Courthouse Features Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Thurgood MarshallThere's a new mural in Annapolis located in the heart of Maryland's capital city.
'A Hybrid Between A Taco And Quesadilla' | Quesabirria Tacos Taking Baltimore By StormIt's taco Tuesday, and a new kind of taco is taking Baltimore by storm!
Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar Opened Sunday For 44th SeasonIt's predicted to be a sunny and warm Sunday, a perfect opening day for the Baltimore City Farmers Market and Bazaar.
WJZ Exclusive: Take A Sneak Peek Of The New Domino Sugar SignWe all watched as each letter came down from the iconic Domino Sugar sign that's been a part of the city's skyline for more than 70 years.
CBS Baltimore Politics
Town Hall Seeks Ideas For Bridging Digital DivideBefore going to bed at night, Denise Parker likes to check and make sure her telephone is working. She picks up the landline in her Randallstown home that she’d lived in for over 20 years and listens for a dial tone.
Cecil County Elections Official Pleads Guilty To Misconduct In OfficeA Cecil County elections official on Thursday pleaded guilty to misconduct in office after failing to get a financial disclosure form from County Executive Danielle Hornberger in time and later altering the paperwork Hornberger submitted, Maryland State Prosecutor Charlton Howard announced on Friday.
Congress Passes Bill To Reimburse Maryland National Guard For Help During Jan. 6 Capitol RiotCongress passed a bill Thursday to reimburse the Maryland National Guard and DC police for their help during the Jan 6 Capitol riot.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg To Visit Port Of BaltimoreTransportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is due to visit the Port of Baltimore later this week.
President Biden Nominates Erek L. Barron To Serves As Maryland's U.S. AttorneyPresident Joe Biden announced eight nominees for U.S. Attorneys across the country Monday, including here in Maryland where he nominated Erek L. Barron for the position.
Gov. Hogan Says He Doesn't Want Any GOP 'Whitewashing' Of Jan. 6 Capitol RiotGov. Larry Hogan believes some House Republicans are "whitewashing" the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
