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Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young has ordered a hiring and spending freeze across city departments to make sure the city has the resources it needs to address the coronavirus pandemic.
A 59-year-old man is the first person to die from the coronavirus in Washington, D.C., health officials said Friday.
Despite the Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan ordering people to avoid large groups, several open golf courses remained open Friday as the weather got into the eighties in Baltimore.
Gov. Larry Hogan's office is urging spring break travelers to self-quarantine for two weeks after returning from vacation to avoid possibly spreading the coronavirus.
An infant and a teenager are among Maryland's newly reported coronavirus patients.
There are at least 149 positive coronavirus patients in Maryland, according to new data by the state's health department.
A University of Maryland student studying abroad during the spring semester has tested positive for coronavirus.
We've been told to either order delivery, takeout or carefully shop at the grocery store, which has left many people wondering: How safe is it to do all of those things as the virus spreads?
The cherry blossoms are set to be in peak bloom Saturday at DC's Tidal Basin, but with the coronavirus pandemic, it's not safe to be in a large crowd.
A five-year-old girl is among the latest patients of coronavirus in Maryland, Gov. Larry Hogan announced, just a day after the state reported its first death.
Gov. Larry Hogan orders the closure of any enclosed shopping malls and entertainment venues across the state effective at 5 p.m. Thursday to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
The Greater Baltimore Medical Center is treating two positive coronavirus patients in Maryland, according to their president John B. Chessare.
Kaiser Permanente announced Thursday it will waive cost sharing for testing, diagnosis and treatment of coronavirus for its members in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Hand sanitizer is hard to come by these days, so some distilleries across the country are using the alcohol they make to create it themselves, including one right here in Maryland.
A Maryland company said it's ready to manufacture multiple potential coronavirus vaccines.
