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The full Maryland congressional delegation announced Friday the state has received nearly $4 million in federal funding for public health emergency response amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Maryland Book Bank announced Friday it will provide books to 4,000 children at meal sites in Baltimore City during the coronavirus pandemic.
Baltimore County officials announced Friday that an inmate in the Baltimore County Department of Corrections has tested positive for COVID-19.
Research shows more than 20 million Americans are battling a substance abuse problem, and for those in recovery right now, the novel coronavirus has presented new challenges to stay sober.
Local restaurants are feeling the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Life in the age of the coronavirus is creating a new normal for everyone, and it's no different for those who work on the front lines.
The U.S. Naval Academy announced Friday the cancellation of all Commissioning Week 2020 public events due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Baltimore native and Tony Award-Winning actor Andre De Shields posted on Twitter Friday a video of some CDC recommended tips on how everyone can stay safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland has launched a site to help connect coronavirus patients and survivors with researchers so that they can share their stories.
As Maryland and the National Capital Region were predicted to be the next hotspot for coronavirus, Gov. Larry Hogan said the "more dangerous time" will be this weekend and next week for the region.
As the number of cases of coronavirus in Maryland reach nearly 7,000, Gov. Larry Hogan is addressing residents on how officials are combating the pandemic.
Tens of thousands of Marylanders are out of work due to the coronavirus pandemic, leaving some to wonder where their next meal may come from.
Marylanders who are eligible for unemployment insurance through the state will also now receive an additional $600 from the federal government, state officials announced Friday.
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot said the state could see a shortfall of nearly $3 billion during the final quarter of fiscal year 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic.
There are 6,968 cases of coronavirus in Maryland, according to new numbers posted by state officials Friday, and 171 deaths were reported.
