Bomb Threats, 104th Birthday, Mask Orders End: Top MD News

Baltimore MD

06 February, 2022

11:36 PM

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MARYLAND — Here are some of the top stories on Maryland Patches this week: Injured Bald Eagle Pays MD Homeowner A Surprise Front-Porch VisitMOCO Cop Dies After 'Incapacitating Medical Event' While DrivingBaltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby Pleads Not GuiltyMaryland Woman Celebrates 104th Birthday With A Tea PartyTeen Threatened To 'Blow Up' Maryland High School: PoliceMD State Of Emergency Ends As Cases, Hospitalizations DeclineBaltimore Firefighters' Funeral Service: Watch The LivestreamCheetahs At Maryland Zoo Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine2 Campuses Closed In Baltimore; Bomb Threat Under InvestigationBowie State University Bomb Threat: Shelter-In-Place Order LiftedCharges Filed Against Security Officer Who Punched HCPSS StudentMD Light Rail Crash: FL Driver Hit By Train While Crossing TracksFallen Paramedic Exposed To COVID-19 Honored SundayDog Reunited With Owner After Baltimore CarjackingPig Heart Recipient Alert, Making Progress At Maryland HospitalBill Would Open The Door For Investigations In Wrongful Conviction Cases You can also post your own news and events on Patch! Bethesda Tunnel Case: Court Upholds Manslaughter DecisionSchool Day Added To HCPSS Academic CalendarAnne Arundel County Mask Mandate Expires, COVID Metrics ImproveBaltimore County To Lift Mask Order Starting Feb. 1Harford County To Lift Mask OrderMask Mandate Lifted In Howard County Effective ImmediatelyKids Under 5 Could Soon Be Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccines In MDHarford County Confirms First Continuing Care Retirement Community Will Not Be BuiltThese Colleges In Maryland Offer 2022's Best Online DegreesMD School Resource Officer Recovers Replica Gun From StudentLynyrd Skynyrd, Goo Goo Dolls Headline Annapolis Music FestivalSnow Days May Become Virtual Learning Days In Montgomery CountyFair Housing Advocates Urge Lawmakers To Allow Local Just-Cause Eviction LawsRockville Man Charged With Sex TraffickingAmid 'Staggering' Nursing Shortage, Lawmakers Target Price Gouging ConcernsLegislation Seeks To Reduce Police Interaction In Crisis Situations, Support Call Centers