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New federal guidelines requiring states to capture more information about unemployment insurance claimants has created another obstacle in what some say is an already frustrating process to file for unemployment insurance in Maryland.
As Maryland looks ahead to reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Archdiocese of Baltimore and the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland have released plans to phase back in worship safely.
The research will study the safety, efficacy, and dosing of an experimental mRNA -based vaccine.
On Giving Tuesday, the Produce Alliance Foundation is paying it forward by delivering fresh produce boxes to those on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
Baltimore city officials reminded residents to continue to mind the state's stay at home order as the city saw a 21% increase in coronavirus cases since Monday.
The Lord Baltimore Hotel will host positive coronavirus patients who have mild symptoms and cannot isolate in Baltimore.
While you have a little extra free time in the house quarantining during the pandemic, it's a good way to make sure you're helping your baby develop optimally.
There are now more than 27,000 coronavirus cases and nearly 1,300 deaths reported in Maryland, according to new data released Tuesday morning.
People now may have an easier time walking or exercising around Lake Montebello and are encouraged to do so as long as they practice social distancing.
The exhibition hall at the fairgrounds will open for the American Red Cross to hold upcoming appointment-only emergency blood drives.
The Maryland Department of Health has confirmed the first coronavirus-death at the Spring Grove Hospital Center in Catonsville.
Three Maryland counties are suing e-cigarette maker Juul for allegedly marketing vaping products to teens.
Dozens of Baltimore city employees are off the streets fighting COVID-19.
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, companies that provide disinfecting services have been busy working to clean commercial properties and private residents.
As of Monday afternoon, city officials report 35 members of the Baltimore Police Department have tested positive for the coronavirus.
