Safe Streets Baltimore Working To Help Inform City Residents About Coronavirus Safety
A Baltimore city group that normally works to quell violence around the city is now shifting their focus to educating those same neighbors about coronavirus.
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A Baltimore city group that normally works to quell violence around the city is now shifting their focus to educating those same neighbors about coronavirus.
For the thousands of people who've tested positive for coronavirus, many have are getting better, but they are still fighting lingering effects.
Baltimore's efforts to combat the spread of the coronavirus appear to be working, but the city shouldn't get complacent, Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young stressed Tuesday.
Despite African Americans making up a majority of the coronavirus cases in Maryland, the city's health commissioner said a widespread rumor is hurting efforts to educate city residents.
Thirteen people were killed in Baltimore since the governor issued a "stay at home" order.
A Baltimore pediatrician is back at work treating coronavirus patients after beating the virus herself.
Maryland school officials are asking local districts to finalize their plans for distance learning as they wait to make a decision about schools closing through the academic year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
There are now more than 9,000 coronavirus cases and 300 deaths in Maryland.
During a press call with the largest food and retail union Monday, members of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union (UFCW) voiced some of their biggest frustrations.
The chief judge of Maryland's appeals court is ordering lower courts to identify juvenile offenders who could be released amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A meal site being run by Baltimore City Public Schools will reopen Tuesday after an employee tested positive for the coronavirus.
A Baltimore mental health professional said it's important to remain socially connected despite being physically apart.
Two dozen people have now died after contracting the coronavirus at the Pleasant View Nursing Home in Mount Airy, officials said Monday.
Cecil County reported its second coronavirus-related death Monday. According to officials, the patient was a man in his 80s who was a resident at Calvert Manor Healthcare Center.
There are nearly 9,000 cases of coronavirus in Maryland, according to new data released Monday morning.
