Unlocked, Unattended Vehicles Stolen Every 40 Minutes In Maryland

July is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month​, and the Maryland State Police have tips for you to keep your vehicle from being stolen.

Extra MD Troopers Looking For Drunk Drivers July 4 Weekend

Starting Thursday, troopers across Maryland will look for drunk drivers, aggressive drivers, speeders and distracted drivers.

Saharan Dust Plume Wisps Its Way Into Maryland This Weekend

The Saharan air layer's effects on the atmosphere may be evident in Maryland this weekend into next week. Here's what it means for you.

$30M Set Aside By Maryland Governor To Help Prevent Evictions

Since Maryland fell under a state of emergency March 5, 20 percent of all residential rental units have fallen into delinquency.

Cambridge Community Paints Blacks Lives Matter On Race Street

Black Lives Matter is painted on Race Street but with a local twist highlighting Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass and Maryland icons.

Maryland's Eastern Shore NAACP Leaders Join Forces on BLM

Eastern Shore Branches of Wicomico, Worcester, Somerset, and Dorchester Counties show support and layout plans to move BLM forward.

MD Schools Reopening: Summer Instruction, Child Care, HS Sports

Maryland schools will start small during stage 2 of the state's reopening.

When MD Can Dine Out And Where: Patch PM

Outdoor dining to commence | Latest unemployment numbers | Testing reaches milestone | Protesters boo one county leader | CARES Act.

Amazon Offering Nearly 3,000 Full-Time Jobs in MD

Offering to Seasonal Employees Hired Across Maryland in Response to Increased COVID-19 Demand

Murder Suspect Walks Into View At Truck Stop, Surrenders: Police

Peter Manfredonia, wanted in 2 CT homicides, surrendered without a struggle at a truck stop in Hagerstown, authorities said.

Statewide Blood Drive Campaign Honors Victims, Front Line Workers

#SleevesUpMD is led by MD law enforcement employees who want to honor the memories of those Marylanders who died due to the coronavirus.

Reopening, Parades, Graduation Plans, Recovery Funds: Top MD News

Top news from Maryland this week included parades celebrating those bolstering communities during the coronavirus pandemic.

MD Governor Eases Restrictions; Reopening From Coronavirus Ahead

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan began opening some services and amenities that were restricted due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Scammers Target MD, Pretend To Be From Publishers Clearing House

The most recent case involves people in the Upper Eastern Shore region who reported receiving a telephone call from someone with PCH.

MD Coronavirus Survey: Trump In Disfavor, Job Losses Widespread

A survey of MD Patch readers shows strong support for Gov. Larry Hogan, but strong disapproval of President Trump's coronavirus response.

MD Coronavirus: Take Our Survey

Patch's informal survey asks how well MD authorities are coping with the coronavirus pandemic and how it has affected your family.

MD Coronavirus Data For Nursing Homes To Be Released: Governor

Gov. Larry Hogan has ordered the release of information about coronavirus cases and fatalities at nursing homes in Maryland.

Governor Allows Early Prison Release Due To Coronavirus Crisis

Any inmates with symptoms of COVID-19 will not be eligible for early release and will be placed in quarantine, under the terms of the order.

Protest To Reopen Maryland Planned For April 18: Coronavirus

The group Reopen Maryland also has created an online petition encouraging Gov. Hogan to reopen the state during the coronavirus pandemic.

Amazon hires more than 1,500 Marylanders

Announces 75,000 more new jobs

Lawmakers: FEMA Must Move More Medical Supplies to MD, VA, DC

Members of Maryland's delegation say FEMA is shorting MD, DC and VA on critical supplies needed to battle the coronavirus outbreak.

MD Doctor Seeing Patients Differently In The Time Of Coronavirus

Patients would often stop by River Bend Family Medicine just to gab with staff at the front desk or bring baked goods to Dr. Matt Hahn.

Search For Escaped Inmate In Frederick County

Deputies are looking for an inmate who escaped from a work release center in Frederick County.

Maryland Coronavirus: 2,758 Confirmed Cases, 42 Deaths

Montgomery and Prince George's counties account for more than 1,100 coronavirus cases and more than 40 percent of the state's deaths.

MD Coronavirus Cases Surge To 2,331 As Virus Confirmed Statewide

All jurisdictions in Maryland have confirmed cases of the new coronavirus, according to the state health department.

What Does Governor Larry Hogan's Stay-At-Home Order Mean?

"No Maryland resident should be leaving their home unless it’s for an essential job or an essential reason," Gov. Larry Hogan said.

Amazon Future Engineer offers free and creative coding coursework

Computer science learning opportunities are available for U.S. students, teachers, and parents during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Maryland Coronavirus Deaths Triple In 2 Days, Cases Exceed 1,200

Cases are increasing at a "frightening" clip, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Sunday morning, reporting most hospitalized are under 60.

​MD Coronavirus Cases Rise To 774​, Deaths Reach 5

Total MD coronavirus cases jumped by nearly 200 in a day, Gov. Larry Hogan said Friday. An Anne Arundel resident is Maryland's 5th fatality.

President Trump Declares Maryland Major Disaster Over Coronavirus

President Donald Trump approved Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's request to declare a state disaster due to the new coronavirus.

Maryland Coronavirus: Tax Payment Deadline Extended

Amid economic and health concerns over the new coronavirus, the state comptroller extended the payment period for Maryland taxpayers.

Coronavirus Concern, $2M Win, Bad Tax Preparers: Top MD News

Top news from Maryland, including the latest coronavirus advisories. Plus, how to share your news and events on Patch.

Temple Opening, Coronavirus Update, Grocery Attack: Top MD News

Top news from Maryland, including a sacred shrine that will open to the public. Plus, how to share your news and events on Patch.

Maryland Puppy Wins Animal Planet Puppy Bowl MVP Award

The Waldorf puppy with Last Chance Animal Rescue has been declared Animal Planet Puppy Bowl XVI’s MVP!

Maryland Holiday Travel Traffic Jams 2019: Worst Times To Drive

The holiday season might be a joyous time, but it can quickly be ruined by traffic. Here’s how to avoid the worst of the busy roads.

Train Derails In Western Maryland Near Harpers Ferry: Report

A CSX freight train reportedly derailed early Saturday morning in Washington County sending freight cars plummeting into the Potomac River.

Maryland School Closings/Delays List For 12/16/19

The weather has forced some schools to cancel or delay events and activities Monday around Maryland.

Geminid Meteor Shower Peak: When To See Fireballs In Maryland

Even with a nearly full moon, Maryland residents may be able to see about 30 Geminid meteors an hour, weather permitting.

Maryland Has 9th Highest Utility Costs, Study Finds

Move.org researchers set out to find which states had the highest bills each month for residents; see how Maryland stacked up.

3 Serving Life Due To Juvenile Crimes To Be Paroled By Governor

Gov. Larry Hogan has issued the first paroles for juvenile lifers in nearly 25 years.