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For struggling families, the Maryland Food Bank has been a vital resource. In April, they distributed almost 4.5 million pounds of food, that's 2 million pounds more than last April.
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health researchers are expressing concerns that people are testing negative for COVID-19 when they are actually infected with the virus.
Doctor Joseph Cofrancesco considers himself a "hands on" physician and professor.
More coronavirus-related restrictions will be lifted this Friday, May 29 in Maryland, but Gov. Larry Hogan warned that if people act "recklessly" it could prevent the state from opening faster and even lead to a spike in COVID-19 numbers. He was shocked to see the photos and videos from Ocean City, Maryland over the holiday weekend.
As the number of coronavirus cases and tests in Maryland continues to grow, the rate of people testing positive for the virus has dropped by more than half, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
Mayor Muriel Bowser says the nation's capital will begin a gradual reopening Friday, even as she warns that it probably will result in more coronavirus infections.
Nearly two dozen Baltimore City Fire Department employees have tested positive for the coronavirus since the pandemic began, the department said Wednesday.
A new COVID-19 testing site will open this week at Six Flags America in Prince George's County.
Catholic churches in Baltimore may reopen for mass at the end of the month, but only at the third of the seating capacity.
Hospitalizations slightly increased for the second day in a row in Maryland, according to new data released Wednesday.
The state of Maryland's stay-at-home order will end at 5 p.m. on Friday, under Gov. Larry Hogan's orders- but not every area of the state says it's ready to move into phase one of reopening.
Six Flags America is preparing for the new normal ahead of its reopening.
Megabus announced Tuesday it will resume operations throughout some of the region beginning next week.
The coronavirus pandemic is hitting the Latino community particularly hard across the nation, and Baltimore City is no exception.
For those old enough to remember, the milkman used to be a staple in most neighborhoods across the country. Now, it appears this at-home delivery service is making a comeback.
