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Baltimore County Public Schools teachers have produced additional instructional content to air Wednesday, April 22, through Tuesday, April 28, for students to watch as schools remain closed amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Working from home presents many questions to sort out. One of the more important is: Where do you actually work?
Water billing has been delayed since March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland's number of coronavirus cases went up again overnight into Wednesday, and now nearly 14,800 people have tested positive and 631 people have died.
Spring has sprung in Maryland and even during a coronavirus quarantine pollen continues to be a problem for allergy sufferers.
Doctors say it's hard to know exactly what's behind what they're seeing with Covid-19 patients in the ICU.
The crew member tested positive Tuesday night and was sent home to self-isolate, along with his crew, which are generally a group of three people, DPW said.
Gov. Larry Hogan went on a number of morning talk shows Tuesday to defend his decision to buy 500,000 coronavirus test kits for Maryland after President Donald Trump called him out for not knowing his state's testing capability during a press conference Monday.
A group of protesters shouted and honked their car horns while Baltimore Mayor Jack Young tried to address residents on the latest on the city's coronavirus response.
A Baltimore County fourth-grader is taking advantage of the surge in demand for face masks amid the coronavirus to start her own business making custom masks.
A post from the Taneytown Police Department went viral last week after they reminded a citizen to put on his pants before checking the mail.
Thirteen cases of coronavirus have been tied to two Harford County nursing homes, officials said Tuesday.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced Tuesday that the city is opening another testing site in the city at the Rawlings Conservatory.
Coronavirus patients taking hydroxychloroquine, a treatment touted by President Trump, were no less likely to need mechanical ventilation and had higher deaths rates compared to those who did not take the drug, according to a study of hundreds of patients at US Veterans Health Administration medical centers.
The "Everybody Is At Risk" campaign is meant to inform and educate residents about the importance of practicing social distancing to slow the spread of COVID-19.
