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40 Upper Chesapeake Frontline Healthcare Workers Receive COVID-19 VaccinesForty University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health frontline healthcare workers received COVID-19 Pfizer vaccines on Wednesday as the organization begins the process of vaccinating its team members.
Ex-Hogan Aide Declines To Answer Questions About SeveranceMaryland lawmakers said Wednesday they will continue investigating a six-figure severance package and large expenses that a former chief of staff to Gov. Larry Hogan received as he transitioned from a state agency to the governor's office.
Baltimore's New Year's Eve Spectacular Canceled Due To COVID-19 PandemicBaltimore City announced it has canceled its traditional New Year's Eve Spectacular due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Baltimore City Council Considering Capping Food Delivery App FeesBaltimore City Council is considering putting a cap on fees charged by popular food delivery apps.
'Stay Off Roads' | Officials Urge Marylanders To Enjoy Snow At Home As First Winter Storm Of The Season HitsSnow, snow, snow! Here's how Maryland is working to keep roads clear and where the snow is falling right now.
COVID-19 Latest: Judge Blocks Anne Arundel County Dining Ban, Says Restrictions Unfairly Target RestaurantsA judge blocked Anne Arundel County's dining ban just hours before it was set to take effect and said the county executive "appears to have relied on a selective interpretation of the data relating to COVID-19 matters that ignores or minimizes other sources of COVID-19 contact..."
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Baltimore Buzz: What Is Maryland's Favorite Christmas Movie?Baltimore Buzz: What Is Maryland's Favorite Christmas Movie?
Bob Turk Has An Updated Look At Your ForecastBob Turk Has An Updated Look At Your Forecast
Baltimore's New Year's Eve Spectacular Canceled Due To COVID-19 PandemicBaltimore's New Year's Eve Spectacular Canceled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
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Gov. Larry Hogan Provides Update On Maryland's COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution PlanGov. Larry Hogan Provides Update On Maryland's COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan
Baltimore Officials On Snow Plan As Storm Set To Arrive WednesdayBaltimore Mayor Brandon Scott urged city residents to prepare for the impending winter storm.
Baltimore Officials Discuss Recycling, DPW Plan For SnowBrandon Scott gives an update to city residents on the impending snow.
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Orioles Gift Guide Aims To Spread Holiday Cheer, Excite Fans For Upcoming SeasonChristmas is almost here, but it isn't too late to get the perfect gift for the Orioles fan in your life.
Marquise Brown Among 3 Ravens Wide Receivers Placed On Reserve/COVID-19 ListThe Baltimore Ravens announced Wednesday the team has placed three wide receivers on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
Ravens Place QB Trace McSorley On Injured ReserveThe Baltimore Ravens announced Tuesday the team has placed quarterback Trace McSorley on the Injured Reserve.
CBS' Andrew Catalon Praises Ravens, Lamar Jackson: 'This Is A Team Not A Lot Of Other AFC Teams Want To See In Playoffs'The NFL on CBS play-by-play man thinks Monday night's win over the Browns will "catapult" the Ravens into the postseason.
Ravens' Lamar Jackson Named AFC Offensive Player Of The WeekCongrats, Lamar!
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Offered Free Bidet From Company 'Tushy' After Rumor He Was Using Bathroom During GameIt's the moment from Monday night's game that people can't stop talking about, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson running off the field toward the locker room. Now, one company is getting in on the joke.
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Server Gets $2,020 Tip At Evelyn's Restaurant In Annapolis Days Before COVID Restrictions Pause Regular DiningA server in an Annapolis restaurant picked up a check last weekend to find a generous tip- of $2,020.
Morgan State University Choir Forced To Adjust Traditional Holiday Performances Due To COVID-19 PandemicIt’s that time of year when the world-renowned Morgan State University Choir is usually performing holiday classics across Maryland.
Baltimore Department Stores Of Christmas Past Brought Holiday Joy To Shoppers, Now Long Gone And ClosedMany Christmases ago, the corner of Howard and Lexington in Baltimore was a holiday shopping heaven.
What's Maryland Most Popular Christmas Treat?The holidays are here and that means eating a whole of Christmas treats.
Dreaming Of A White Christmas? The Odds Are Unlikely In Maryland, NOAA SaysThose hoping to see a white Christmas in Maryland this year may be disappointed.
Maryland Zoo Adds More Walk-Through Dates To Zoo Lights EventThe Maryland Zoo has added more hours for people to walk through its annual Zoo Lights exhibit.
CBS Baltimore Politics
Ex-Hogan Aide Declines To Answer Questions About SeveranceMaryland lawmakers said Wednesday they will continue investigating a six-figure severance package and large expenses that a former chief of staff to Gov. Larry Hogan received as he transitioned from a state agency to the governor's office.
Comptroller Peter Franchot Launches 2022 Run For Maryland GovernorComptroller Peter Franchot has thrown his hat into the race to become the next governor of the State of Maryland.
Maryland Electors Unanimously Vote For President-Elect Joe BidenMaryland electors cast their official ballots in the 2020 Presidential Election.
Maryland Rep. Andy Harris One Of 106 GOP Lawmakers Supporting Texas' Election Lawsuit Against Key Swing StatesMaryland's lone Republican congressman is one of 106 GOP lawmakers supporting a lawsuit brought by Texas against four key swing states that aims to delay those states from casting their electoral votes for President-elect Joe Biden.
US House Passes Rep. Kweisi Mfume Sponsored Henrietta Lacks Enhancing Cancer Research ActMaryland Rep. Kweisi Mfume's (D-7th) bill, the "Henrietta Lacks Enhancing Cancer Research Act" passed in the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday.
'Baltimore Will Get Better' | Council President Nick Mosby, 73rd Baltimore City Council Sworn Into OfficeThe 73rd Baltimore City Council were sworn into office Thursday morning.
