Coronavirus Resources: Maryland To Launch New 'One-Stop' Unemployment Benefits Website Next Week
Starting next Friday, Marylanders seeking unemployment benefits will be able to apply for assistance for a variety of programs in one place.
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Starting next Friday, Marylanders seeking unemployment benefits will be able to apply for assistance for a variety of programs in one place.
Researchers have published a website showing which parts of the country are staying at home and practicing good social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Governors Larry Hogan and Andrew Cuomo are renewing their call for $500 billion from the federal government for states to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
We are less than a week away from the 2020 NFL Draft, and some local college prospects are hoping to hear their names called.
Nine cases of the coronavirus have been confirmed at an inpatient psychiatric facility in Catonsville, a state health department spokesperson confirmed Friday evening.
Mayor Jack Young announced Friday that he has sent a formal letter to the four largest food delivery service apps requesting they adjust their rates for delivering meals during the coronavirus pandemic.
As the coronavirus re-shapes the world around us, museums and cultural institutions like the Maryland Historical Society are scrambling to document the crisis as it unfolds.
The team is holding a virtual draft next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and fans are able to join in on the fun.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday that the state is investing an additional $4 million to the Maryland Food Bank and the Capital Area Food Bank amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday that the state will unveil the Maryland Roadmap To Recovery Plan next week as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
We all know that Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is popular here in Baltimore, and as it turns out, across the country.
Baltimore County police are investigating a fatal pedestrian accident in Middle River Thursday morning.
A company in Frederick is developing new technology that disinfects and decontaminates face masks.
Police in Prince George's County have arrested a suspect in connection with a fatal shooting in Capitol Heights.
A Severna Park man was arrested Wednesday by Anne Arundel County Police for allegedly sexually abusing a minor.
