Coronavirus Response: 25K Face Shields Made In Baltimore Going To Front Line Workers
Tens of thousands of face shields will soon be distributed to healthcare heroes at local hospitals and health departments.
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Tens of thousands of face shields will soon be distributed to healthcare heroes at local hospitals and health departments.
ShopRite is saying thank you to essential workers and working to fight hunger amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Baltimore City Council Monday night passed legislation that would make it illegal for landlords to increase tenants' rent during a declared state of emergency and for 90 days after the declaration is lifted.
The state hit Sagepoint with $10,000 each day in fines for violations that include failing to separate COVID-negative and positive patients and making staff wear protective gear.
An employee of a Home Depot store in Pasadena died due to the coronavirus, the company said Monday.
The Enoch Pratt Free Library is helping those without an internet connection stay connected amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Viciously bullied at Dunbar, Knox thought his days on Earth were numbered after being held at gunpoint one day while walking to school.
Baltimore chef Cindy Wolf has been named a finalist for a James Beard Award for the ninth time.
WJZ is taking a closer look at the candidates hoping to become the next mayor: in this story is current mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young.
Amtrak's new policy requires passengers to cover their nose and mouth while in stations, on trains, and on thruway buses, with exceptions when customers are eating, in private rooms or seated alone.
As Governor Hogan eases restrictions on some outdoor activities, the City's Health Department said people had a lot of questions about what is and is not allowed.
There have now been 290 confirmed coronavirus cases within Maryland's correctional system, the state's public safety department said Monday.
Each week through June 16, Lidl will choose one winner for a $100 Lidl gift card.
The driver involved in the fatal hit-and-run of 67-year-old Willard Scram in Reisterstown was located.
Tiny black-tailed prairie dog pups started popping up above ground last week, the Zoo said Monday.
