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A person who attended the Conservative Political Action Conference in Prince George's County has a confirmed case of coronavirus, Gov. Larry Hogan's office said Saturday evening.
Cases of coronavirus touching on the Washington, D.C., area arose Saturday, but President Donald Trump said he wasn't concerned that the virus was getting closer to the nation's capital and the White House.
Whether you're inclined to choose coffee or green tea for your morning boost could be determined by your genes, a recent study found.
At least two people who attended the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference in Washington, D.C., tested positive for the coronavirus, the organization and health officials confirmed.
The Maryland Department of Health has updated its Coronavirus/COVID-19 tracking website to reflect there are no additional positive tests and no more pending tests.
Here's what we know about the confirmed coronavirus cases in Maryland.
Maryland's health department on Friday announced a potential risk of exposure to the new coronovirus at a retirement community in Rockville, Maryland.
Amtrak announced Friday it is suspending Acela Nonstop service between Washington D.C. and New York because of coronavirus reducing demand for travel.
The three Maryland patients who tested positive for coronavirus were on a cruise when they contracted the illness, according to a Montgomery County official.
Baltimore City Schools have canceled all domestic and international travel for students and staff amid fears about the coronavirus, officials said Friday.
The Maryland State Senate Friday unanimously passed an emergency bill from Gov. Larry Hogan that would allow the state to use up to $50 million in rainy day funds in the event of a coronavirus emergency.
As the number of coronavirus cases in the United States grows, the country's capacity for testing people for the coronavirus is inadequate, a Johns Hopkins Medicine expert said during a briefing on Capitol Hill Friday.
As the number of COVID-19 cases in the United States continues to climb, Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh is warning people that scammers are trying to use the coronavirus to make money.
Ten more patients are being tested for coronavirus in Maryland, bringing the total number of pending tests in the state to 12, the state's health department said Friday morning.
Former Baltimore Health Commissioner Dr. Leana Wen said masks won't protect people from coronavirus.
