Coronavirus Closings: Bethany Beach To Remain Closed Until June 1, Fourth Of July Celebration Canceled
The town of Bethany Beach announced Thursday it would keep its beach closed through June 1.
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The town of Bethany Beach announced Thursday it would keep its beach closed through June 1.
Gov. Larry Hogan revealed Thursday the state took extraordinary measures to safeguard the 500,000 tests he and First Lady Yumi Hogan obtained for $9 million from South Korea.
There have been 226 cases of coronavirus reported within the Maryland correctional system, and two people have died.
As the race continues to find treatments for the coronavirus, the results from a study of a drug used to treat another deadly virus is showing promise.
Ascension Saint Agnes Hospital in Baltimore celebrated a major milestone in its battle against the COVID-19 pandemic.
With Towson University finishing its semester online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the school is still getting some use out of its hospital beds.
Rain or shine, Rolander Harris looks forward to her weekly delivery from Allison Mackenzie, a box full of fresh produce for free.
Emily Freeman is a performer for Princess Cruise Lines.
More than 37,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment last week.
Maryland State Police is investigating after a single-vehicle crash left one person dead and another injured Thursday evening in Prince George's County.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced Thursday a new violence reduction program in the city.
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation announced Thursday that the Charm City Circulator will be modifying its hours of operation in an effort to reduce the spread of the coronavirus.
Not knowing what the future brings is a regular part of every day life for children in foster care, but the coronavirus pandemic has made everything even more uncertain.
Anthony Lyvonne Howes, 51, of Halethorpe, has been missing since November 4, 2019, when troopers tried to arrest him at his home on charges he sexually assaulted a minor in Centreville.
The first month of the baseball season is wiped out due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but there's growing optimism that games could begin in the next couple of months.
