Volunteers Work To Pickup Trash In Baltimore Amid Recycling Suspension Caused By Coronavirus Pandemic
Recycling is still suspended in Baltimore as the Department of Public Works manages staff shortages amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Recycling is still suspended in Baltimore as the Department of Public Works manages staff shortages amid the coronavirus pandemic.
An employee for the Baltimore City Health Department has died from COVID-19.
A widely-used diabetes drug has been recalled after manufacturers found it contained unacceptably high levels of a cancer-causing contaminant.
Students in Howard County can expect virtual learning to continue until at least next semester.
A big step in the race for a coronavirus vaccine- Gaithersburg-based Novavax has kicked off the late-stage trial of its potential vaccine in the UK.
Coronavirus hospitalizations in Maryland fell Friday as the state's case total surpassed 130,000, data from the state health department shows.
Some employees at two Baltimore County Public Libraries tested positive for coronavirus, officials announced Friday.
Scientists are noticing a subtle but consistent uptick in the number of coronavirus patients in Maryland hospitals, which is cause for concern as flu season nears.
More people are remembering to wash their hands during the pandemic, but some groups still need a reminder, according to new research published Thursday.
While birthdays are special for everyone, for one Prince George's County woman, turning another year older this year meant just a little bit more.
Anheuser-Busch is making sure Maryland voters and poll site workers are staying safe this election season amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Baltimore County Public Libray confirmed Thursday that an employee at the Essex branch has tested positive for COVID-19.
Gov. Larry Hogan and U.S. Naval Academy Superintendent Vice Admiral Sean Buck announced Thursday that the Brigade of Midshipmen will be able to attend the team's football game against Temple on Saturday.
Maryland adds 761 coronavirus cases as hospitalizations continue to rise Thursday morning.
Hundreds of thousands of women — nearly eight times more than the number of men — dropped out of the US labor force last month, as the pandemic continues to exacerbate inequalities in America's economy.
