Harris, A Doctor, Touts Use Of Hydroxychloroquine For COVID-19

U.S. Rep. Andrew P. Harris, Maryland’s lone Republican in Congress, is backing Trump’s support for unproven treatments for COVID-19.

‘You Just Have To Act’: Thousands Outraged By Police Brutality Rally At Lincoln Memorial

It was subtitled "Get Your Knee off our Necks."

Hogan Administration Official Praises Teen Kenosha Shooter On Social Media, Loses Job

The member's alleged praise of Rittenhouse has apparently cost Love his job.

Bipartisan Group Of State Leaders Urges Marylanders To Take Census Before Sept. 30 Deadline

It is "critical" to reach the remaining population before the deadline, the group states.

Election Officials Believe They Have Enough Judges Lined Up To Staff Polling Places

However, the search for new judges continues.

Hogan Wastes No Time Filling Washington County State Senate Seat

Hogan appointed Del. Corderman to the post less than 36 hours after his name was forwarded.

Judge Grants Maryland Request For Injunction On Federal Aid To Private Schools

A federal judge granted a request to temporarily halt Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ implementation of a rule sharing CARES Act funds.

Eldercare Facilities Left In Lurch As Health Dept. Pulls Free COVID-19 Tests, Lawmakers Told

Earlier this month, the Maryland Department of Health ceased providing free COVID-19 tests to state eldercare facilities.

Opinion: What’s The Hold Up, Gov. Hogan, On Helping Weatherize Homes?

Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) has a decision to make, and it looks like he’s not in any hurry to make it.

University System Examines Its Own Role In Perpetuating Structural Racism

Maryland's University System will take proactive steps to examine structural racism.

MDOT, Federal Agency Agree To Lengthen Review Period For Hogan Highway Plan

"Hotly contested road widening project" will have the public comment period extended by 30 days.

Advocates Puzzled As Baltimore Sacks Housing Chief Just As Evictions Will Ramp Up

Housing advocates in Baltimore were taken aback by the sudden dismissal of the city’s housing commissioner last week.

Del. Corderman Likely Headed To Senate To Replace Serafini

Corderman is likely to become Maryland's newest state senator following the recent vote.

Kalman Hettleman: Blueprint For Schools Is Unsuited To Challenges Ahead

COVID, George Floyd, and Black Lives Matter movements are exposing shortcomings in the "Blueprint for Maryland's Future" school reform plan.

What, Exactly, Is The Maryland Environmental Service?

McGrath's former hefty salary and its connection to the agency's exact definition are in question.

Josh Kurtz: Who’s Minding The Store?

That was sneaky of State Sen. Clarence K. Lam (D-Howard) to bring Steve Crim into the conversation.

MD Patch Local Business Information Center: A Community Resource

Patch has partnered with scores of local businesses to keep you informed about their services during the pandemic and beyond.

Morella, Gilchrest Join With Ex-Congressional Republicans Backing Biden For President

It is a growing number of ex-Republicans who are joining the ranks of backing the Democratic nominee.

In Surprise, Cardiologist Bests Del. Anderton For Appointment As Next Wicomico Executive

Del. Carl L. Anderton Jr. (R) Thursday unexpectedly fell short of winning appointment as the next Wicomico County executive.

New Book Details Piracy on the Chesapeake Bay

Pirates of the Chesapeake Bay: From the Colonial Era to the Oyster Wars explores an often overlooked area of North American pirate lore.

Maryland Applies For Extra $300 A Week In Federal Unemployment Benefits

Marylanders who are unemployed due to the COVID-19 pandemic may soon be getting an additional $300 in federal assistance.

Tawes Crab Feast, Already Delayed, Is Canceled For 2020

Originally moved from July to October, the Crisfield "crab-eat" is now entirely scrapped.

Talbot Council Votes To Keep Confederate Monument For Now

The resolution went down due to three votes by Republicans, which provided the margin.

Opinion: The Need For Outdoor Environmental Education In Maryland's Remote Learning Curriculum

As schools rethink their learning strategies in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, now is the opportunity to include more outdoor learning.

Alanah Davis: The Ethics And Morals Of Cauliflower Not Being Steak

Beyond and veggie burgers don’t taste like meat, and I’m not in denial about it anymore.

Onions Recalled In Maryland Due To Salmonella Risk

A salmonella outbreak linked to onions and products containing onions recently expanded to states including Maryland.

Isaias Floodwaters Prompt Rescue In Maryland's Charles County

Maryland State Police performed the rescue after two vehicles were swept off the road near the Charles and Prince George’s County line.

Isaias Kills One, Spawns Tornadoes Along Maryland's Eastern Shore

At least two tornadoes touched down on Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore as Tropical Storm Isaias made its way across the state on Tuesday.​

Tropical Storm Isaias Causes Damage in Ocean City, Maryland

Tropical Storm downs power lines, damaged street signs, and causes beach erosion in Ocean City, Maryland.

A Love of Maritime Brings Two Top New Zealander's Together

CBMM President Kristen Greenaway shows New Zealand Commodore David Gibbs, RNZN, and his wife, Paula Gibbs around the museum's campus.

Wicomico County Executive Bob Culver Dies

Maryland’s political leaders are mourning the death of Wicomico County Executive Bob Culver.

Sunflowers popping up over Maryland's Eastern Shore

Sunflowers blanket farms, produce stands, and backyards on Maryland's Eastern Shore.

Summer Meteor Showers In Maryland: Key Dates

Watch the sky for shooting stars in Maryland. The Delta Aquarids are about to peak, and the Perseids are flying.

University System Of Maryland Mandates Masks, More For Fall Classes

Daily symptom monitoring will be required for students, staff and faculty, and only some will be allowed to live on campus.

Maryland Courts Reopening: Non-Jury Trials, More Cases Can Be Heard

This week the Maryland Judiciary marks the midway point to a full reopening of courts.

The Wealthy and Retired are Flocking to these Five States

For this year's delayed Tax Day, we're taking a look at new IRS data.

Family Searching For Boston Terrier Missing From Ocean City

Fisher has been gone for nine days and his Ocean City family misses him. There is a reward for his safe return, no questions asked.

The Number of Bars Closed Continue to Climb in Ocean City, MD

Multiple bars close for cleaning while three others close as workers tests positive for Covid19

Tsunami Formed In Chesapeake Bay During Monday’s Storms: Video

The rare tsunami formed near Tolchester Beach in Kent County, according the the National Weather Service.

Tilghman Island Living Coastal Maryland

Locals and visitors to this tiny waterman town find plenty to fill summer hot days. Just under a two-hour scenic drive from Washington D.C.