A rabies scare in Silver Spring, MD, has heightened after two individuals were bitten by a raccoon, which has since been captured. Health officials urge caution and recommend vaccination.

Mayor Scott expresses disappointment over a court ruling on Baltimore's lawsuit against opioid distributors, highlighting the city's ongoing efforts to combat the opioid crisis.

A raccoon in West River tested positive for rabies, sparking a health alert for potential human and pet exposures. Residents are urged to report contacts and follow prevention measures.

Dead black vultures around Fisherman's Park have led to trail closures due to bird flu fears. The onward testing is being conducted by MDNR and Constellation.

Maryland reports a third measles case unrelated to earlier instances, prompting alerts for possible exposure sites and emphasizing vaccination importance.

A single measles case in Maryland, linked to international travel, prompted health officials to alert locals about potential exposure, especially at specific locations on March 5th and 7th.

A rabid stray cat was found near Nuttal Avenue in Edgewood, prompting health warnings and advice on precautionary measures from Harford County officials.

Baltimore courthouses are tackling elevated legionella levels with flushing, chlorination, and new water systems; no current Legionnaires' disease cases reported.

Residents face potential health risks from pollutants released by a fire at Dundalk's Owl Metals Recycling Facility, as exposed by Dr. Johnson-Arbor and local reports.

A stray kitten in Harford County tested positive for rabies, prompting health officials to urge those with potential exposure to seek advice and take preventive measures.

Impero Foods & Meats, Inc. is recalling approximately 7,485 pounds of pork sausage due to lack of inspection, affecting Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania.

Elevated legionella bacteria levels have caused the closure of Baltimore's City Hall and two other buildings, with preventive cleaning measures underway.

Baltimore courthouses reopened after closure due to Legionella bacteria detection, with safety measures and remediation efforts reportedly ensuring safe resumption of activities.