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Despite reminders to maintain social distancing throughout the city, some Baltimore residents have still been using city parks and playgrounds, Mayor Young said Monday.
Easter Sunday looked quite different this year as Marylanders of faith attended services virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic.
There are now over 8,225 cases of the coronavirus in Maryland, according to numbers released Sunday morning.
A team from the Maryland National Guard arrived onsite Saturday afternoon to help with stabilization and triage at the facility.
Experts say baking during the coronavirus pandemic can reduce stress and provide comfort.
Maryland has released data on COVID-19 patients by ZIP code, and the area with the most cases in the state is in northwest Baltimore.
Prince George's County will now require any shoppers or commuters to wear face masks when they are out for essential reasons.
Last weekend Baltimore County had 11 Saturday food pick-up sites.
The city firefighters union issued a statement Friday, calling the city's proposal to possibly layoff or furlough firefighters after they are risking their lives on the front lines during the coronavirus pandemic a "slap in the face."
Red's Smokehouse is working to give back to healthcare employees working on the frontlines during the coronavirus pandemic.
With schools closed and residents ordered to stay inside amid the coronavirus pandemic, the B&O Railroad Museum is offering a virtual exhibit.
A popular farmers market opened Saturday in Harford County amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Nearly 25,000 Baltimore City Schools students are in need of devices to continue their education online as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
The Rotary Clubs of Parole, Annapolis and Glen Burnie announced Saturday it has established a relief fund for first responders working on the frontlines during the coronavirus pandemic.
Local churches are partnering with Class Act Catering to provide Easter dinner for ICU staff at five hospitals across Baltimore.
