Unwanted Medication Drop-offs Planned In Harford County

Harford County residents can dispose of expired and unwanted medications at seven drive-thru locations from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct. 24.

Respiratory Illnesses On The Rise: See What's Circulating, Find Vaccines In MD

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently released its flu season outlook. Patch has a list of where to find vaccines.

COVID-19 Rates Growing In 48 States: What To Know About Vaccines In MD

The CDC has not issued vaccination recommendations for the 2026-27 season. Its most recent guidance calls for people to decide on their own.

Produce Recall Issued In Parasite Outbreak Hitting MD

The Food and Drug Administration has connected cyclosporiasis to Taco Bell chains in some states as investigations continue.

Rabid Fox Confirmed Near Bel Air, Health Officials Say

Harford County officials said the animal may have exposed people or pets in the surrounding area.

What SNAP Ruling Means For Food Aid Benefits In Maryland

Maryland currently does not restrict the purchase of candy and sugary soft drink purchases with SNAP benefits. Should it?

Frozen Foods Sold In Multiple MD Stores Recalled Over Plastic Contamination

The impacted food products were sold at several stores in Maryland, including Target, Safeway, Wegmans, Walmart, ShopRite and Giant.

Sign Up Now For Bike To Work Week Events

Harford County officials are hosting two Bike to Work Week special events to encourage bicycling as a commuter option and just for fun.

This Cancer Rising Sharply Among MD Young People

A cancer previously more common among older adults is on the rise in younger people and often more advanced at detection.

ER Visits For Tick Bites At Highest Level In A Decade: What To Know In MD

Nationally, ER visits to treat tick bites are at their highest level in almost a decade, according to the CDC.

Drug-Resistant Stomach Bug On The Rise: What To Know In MD

Labeled a "public health threat" by the CDC, the bug can cause diarrhea, fever and more.

Zero K Run Requires No Sweat, But All The Fun While Helping Harford Co. Residents

Participants in the Zero K Run this Thursday will log zero miles but have plenty of fun during the fundraiser benefiting Harford Co. people.

Trader Joe's Recalls Additional 10M Pounds Of Frozen Food Item Sold In MD

Nearly 47 million pounds of food are affected by the ongoing recall of products sold at stores in Maryland and dozens of other states.

Possible Rodent Hair Triggers Product Recall In Many MD Supermarkets

Potential rodent hair in an item sold by a grocery chain with multiple Maryland stores has prompted a recall.

Rabies Case Reported In Harford Co. Raccoon

A raccoon tested positive for rabies, and the Harford County Health Department is warning residents their pets may have been exposed.

Highly Contagious Norovirus Spreading Rapidly In MD: What To Know

One wastewater plant in Maryland shows high levels of the norovirus, which is on the rise across the country and in the state.

Popular Deli Brand Recalling Cheese In MD Over Listeria Risk Just Before Thanksgiving

The recall notice, issued Monday by the company, said two cheese products were affected by the recall.

13 MD Hospitals Earn 'A' Grade In New Safety Ranking

​A new hospital safety report from Leapfrog grades all general hospitals in the United States in terms of safety. See MD hospital grades.

UM Upper Chesapeake Medical Center Bel Air Celebrates 25th Anniversary

Twenty-five years ago on October 30, the first patient was admitted to the newly-constructed Upper Chesapeake Medical Center in Bel Air.

These Wawa Drinks Have Been Recalled In MD

The recalled drinks were sold in Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

CDC Updates Guidance On COVID-19 Vaccine: What To Know In MD

The new guidance from the CDC ends months of confusion about the vaccine in Maryland.

Annual Symposium On Addiction And Recovery Reached 150 People

Harford County's annual Symposium on Addiction and Recovery, held Sept. 12, saw more than 150 in attendance, as well as exhibitors.

‘Razor Blade’ COVID-19 Variant Stratus Spreads To MD

The XFG variant was first detected in January in southeast Asia. The earliest U.S. case was in March. So far in MD, case numbers remain low.

Cookies Sold At Target In MD Recalled, May Contain Wood Bits

The cookies were distributed to Target stores in Maryland and 20 other states, according to the FDA.

New COVID Variant With This Distinctive Symptom Driving Up Cases In MD

The latest data from the CDC shows the new COVID-19 variant accounted for 14 percent of cases in late June. Cases are on the rise in MD.

Another Product Linked To Deadly Listeria Outbreak Has Been Recalled

The products were sold at nationwide retailers, including Walmart and Kroger.

New COVID Variant Dominant In China Showing Up: What To Know In MD

A new variant of COVID-19 is circulating in other parts of the world and could affect Maryland. Here's what you should know.

This Childhood Illness Increased 1,500% Nationwide: See MD Data

The spiking rates of two diseases could be signaling a return of childhood illnesses, according to a new ProPublica report.

Dispose Of Unwanted Prescriptions At Drug Take Back Day In Harford Co.

Residents can drop off unwanted and unused prescriptions Saturday at Drug Take Back Day held at several locations.

Target Recalls Popular Baby Food Brand: What To Know In MD

The tubs of baby food were distributed to Target stores across the country, according to a recall alert.

12th Annual Amanda Hichkad CCA Celebration Walk Takes Place May 10

Walk aims to raise $125,000 for Cancer LifeNet and its vital, free-of-charge supportive care services.

UM UCH Announces Rebranding of Primary Care Programs

‘Danny and Gail Jones Primary Care’ Reinforces Commitment to Patient Care.

Rabies Alert In Harford County After Cat Tests Positive

A cat tested positive for rabies, and the Harford County Health Department is warning residents their pets may have been exposed.

Best And Worst States To Retire: See Where MD Ranked

WalletHub looked at factors including tax rates, cost of living and quality medical care to determine the best states to retire.

Rabies Alert In Harford County After Raccoon Tests Positive

A raccoon tested positive for rabies, and the Harford County Health Department is warning residents their pets may have been exposed.

What Landmark EPA Rule On Replacing Lead Water Pipes Means In MD

Every state in the nation has some lead pipes. Maryland has about 62,324 service lines with lead pipes.

Rabies Alert In Harford County After Skunk Tests Positive

A skunk tested positive for rabies, and the Harford County Health Department is warning residents their pets may have been exposed.

Rabies Alert For Harford County After Raccoon Tests Positive

A raccoon tested positive for rabies, and the Harford County Health Department is warning residents their pets may have been exposed.

Virus Causing Polio-Like Paralysis On The Rise In MD, Wastewater Shows

Wastewater tested at 2 Maryland sites shows concerning levels of enterovirus D68, a respiratory illness causing polio-like symptoms.

Rabid Raccoon Found In Bel Air, Health Officials Warn

Harford County health officials have confirmed that a raccoon found in Bel Air has tested positive for rabies.

Options For Rapid Covid-19 Testing Improving

ExpressCare Urgent Care Centers now offering Rapid COVID-19 testing at all its MD and DE locations.

Flu Season Sends People To Their Doctors In Droves

Visits to the doctor for the flu haven't been this high since 2009.