Sen. Shelly Hettleman (D-Baltimore County) told a Senate panel Tuesday that her bill to increase avenues to parole for ...

News of the cuts rattled the scientific community with many scientific institutions set to lose millions of dollars in ...

For most of her life, Erica Miller suffered from a medical condition she didn’t know she had. When she finally got a diagnosis and treatment, the cost of her medication varied wildly month-to-month ...

His case is a testament to the necessity of compassionate release policies. A Justice Policy Institute report exposes ...

Maryland’s Time to Care Act, enacted more than two years ago and since amended twice, established a paid family and medical ...

Eliminating health resources creates dangerous gaps in scientific information, disease experts said. The Infectious Diseases ...

The 38-year-old woman used false credentials of a registered nurse in Pennsylvania with a similar name, officials said.

"The money will go towards medical bills, and general expenses for baby Bella who is 28 weeks in the NICU, and (3-year-old) Luca." Want breaking news in the DMV as it happens, or want to contribute?

A Baltimore man who has loyally played the lottery for more than 50 years finally landed a jackpot, Maryland Lottery officials reported. The man, who chose to remain anonymous, bought his usual two $5 ...

Some people with epilepsy choose to wear or carry with them a medical identity (ID) card or medical jewellery that says they have epilepsy. Our 'I have epilepsy' ID card has space for you to write ...

The purpose of medical ID (alert) jewelry—identification necklaces and bracelets with medical information inscribed on them—is to provide emergency health workers with information about any conditions ...

is a program that provides staffing and technology to support fingerprint identification for police, prosecutors, corrections, and medical examiners throughout the county. Money derived from property ...