Local News
Anne Arundel County Voters Break Record For Day 1 TurnoutAnne Arundel County voters brought it to the polls Monday, breaking a first day turnout record.
Man Dies In Lothian Crash, Police SayA man is dead and a woman is injured after a crash in Lothian on Saturday.
Early In-Person Voting Underway In MarylandEarly in-person voting starts today in Maryland. Eligible voters can cast his or her ballot at any authorized voting location within their jurisdiction of residence.
Glen Burnie Woman Dies After Struck By Car Saturday Evening A 55-year-old woman is dead after she was struck by a car in Glen Burnie Saturday evening.
Maryland 2020 Election Guide: Where And When To Vote, List Of Important RacesThe 2020 election is already underway in Maryland -- with more than 700,000 voters already casting their ballots through mail-in voting.
3 Arrested In Purse Snatchings Outside Wegmans, Target In GambrillsAnne Arundel County Police have arrested and charged three people in purse snatchings outside stores in Gambrills over the weekend.
Politics
Early In-Person Voting Underway In MarylandEarly in-person voting starts today in Maryland. Eligible voters can cast his or her ballot at any authorized voting location within their jurisdiction of residence.
Maryland 2020 Election Guide: Where And When To Vote, List Of Important RacesThe 2020 election is already underway in Maryland -- with more than 700,000 voters already casting their ballots through mail-in voting.
ACLU Of Maryland Opens Election Protection HotlineEarly voting is underway in Maryland and the American Civil Liberties Union has opened a hotline for voters to ask questions or report issues at the polls.
Gov. Larry Hogan Urges Voters To Cast Their Ballots Early and At Off-Peak TimesEarly in-person voting starts Monday in Maryland. Eligible voters can cast his or her ballot at any authorized voting location within their jurisdiction of residence.
Maryland State Board Of Elections Reminds Voters To Wear Mask, Social Distance At The PollsThe Maryland State Board of Elections wants to remind voters to wear a mask when they show up to the polls for early voting or on Election Day.
You Can Get $10 Off A Lyft To Vote Thanks To Nike. Here's HowNike and Lyft have partnered to offer voters $10 off a ride to drop off or cast their ballots in a number of cities, including Baltimore.
Business
'Stimulus Checks Are The Least Important,' When Drafting Aid Package, Says EconomistA second stimulus package is unlikely by election day, but removing stimulus checks entirely would save money and could help the parties make a deal.
'It's A Shot In The Arm' | Despite $250M In Relief From State, Small Businesses Worry It Won't Be EnoughAs businesses across Maryland continue to struggle amid the coronavirus pandemic, a new dose of economic aid is coming from the State's rainy day fund.
Stimulus Package Update: While Politicians Negotiate, Economic Damage ContinuesWith negotiations on a second round of stimulus ongoing, the chance of a package that can pass both the House and Senate seems remote.
Gov. Larry Hogan Calls On Remaining Counties, Baltimore City To Move To Third Phase Of Coronavirus Recovery PlanGov. Larry Hogan on Thursday called for all 24 jurisdictions in Maryland to move to the third phase of the state's coronavirus recovery plan, which several counties have not yet done.
Comptroller Peter Franchot Urges Gov. Hogan To Use Some Of State's Reserve Fund To Help Small BusinessesComptroller Peter Franchot urged Gov. Hogan to use some of the $500 million in the state's reserve fund to help small businesses.
Baltimore Leaders Propose 30% Tax On Electronic Smoking DevicesA number of city leaders are proposing a 30% tax on electronic smoking devices sold in Baltimore.
Entertainment
Everyman Theatre To Reopen For Production In NovemberThe Everyman Theatre announced it will reopen to the public for a production in November.
Frankenstein Is The Most Popular Horror Movie Villain, Study SaysEveryone has their favorite movie villains, but when it comes to horror films, preferences vary from state to state.
Serinda Swan On Her Character Dr. Jenny Cooper In The CW's 'Coroner': 'The Humanity Seen In Jenny Is Really Resonating With People'The star of The CW show The Coroner discusses the journey her character Dr. Jenny Cooper is going through in Season 2 and why it's resonating with so many people in the current moment.
Baltimore's Inner Harbor Ice Rink Won't Return This WinterOne Baltimore attraction won't return this holiday season due to the coronavirus pandemic -- the Inner Harbor Ice Rink.
More Live Outdoor Concerts To Be Held At The Frederick FairgroundsMore live outdoor concerts will be held at The Frederick Fairgrounds in the coming weeks.
'This Is Such A Special City' | Local Tour Guide Goes Virtual Amid Coronavirus Pandemic To Highlight Sites Around BaltimoreThe tourism industry has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, which for a local tour guide, business isn’t so great. But instead of sitting around, he took his talents online.
Health
State Board Of Education Meets Monday About Maryland Students Returning To ClassroomsThe update will include the most recent information collected from local school systems.
Coronavirus In Maryland: 565 New Cases Reported As Positivity Rate, ICU Beds Climb UpMaryland reports 565 new coronavirus cases and three more deaths Monday morning, according to state data.
US Reports Second-Highest Day Of Coronavirus Cases Since Pandemic Began, With Highest Day FridayIn Maryland, the governor said this week family gatherings were the No. 1 source of transmission in the state, followed by house parties.
Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Increases As 5 More Deaths ReportedMaryland reported 792 new coronavirus cases and five additional deaths Sunday as the positivity rate increased, according to data from the department of health.
Local Doctor Says Wearing A Mask Will Be 'Crucial' To Stopping Spread Of COVID-19 This WinterAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues on and cases spike across the country, there are concerns among health officials about fatigue and complacency, which could lead to a further spread of the virus.
Custom Furniture Company Makes Desks For Baltimore City Students Learning VirtuallyA custom furniture company in Baltimore found a way to use their talents to help kids learning virtually during the coronavirus pandemic.