Coronavirus Response: Baltimore's Homeless Population Moving To Motels For Proper Social Distancing
The city of Baltimore announced it is creating new measures to help protect the city's homeless community from COVID-19.
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The city of Baltimore announced it is creating new measures to help protect the city's homeless community from COVID-19.
Now is usually a time for Easter and Passover services, but this year, people will be worshiping a little bit differently because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Despite many local businesses taking a hit these past weeks amid the coronavirus pandemic, many are finding ways to give back, and some are even giving us a reason to laugh.
Gov. Hogan warned that the state may see some significant gaps in the data that's available, due to much of the testing being done through private labs.
Two additional Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program (VEIP) locations converted Tuesday to drive-thru COVID-19 testing sites.
The season might have been cut short for one local team, but they decided to put their downtime to good use by feeding hospital staff working round the clock to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
Max Thieriot discusses his 'SEAL Team' directorial debut on the new episode "Drawdown."
Baltimore officials Tuesday shared more details of a coronavirus-related call center that will replace 211 in some cases.
WhatsApp is placing additional restrictions on the number of times a forwarded message can be shared simultaneously in new effort to curtail the spread of misinformation amid the coronavirus crisis.
The Maryland Emergency Management Agency announced Tuesday it has launched the Maryland Coronavirus Rumor Control Page in an effort to provide accurate information to residents about COVID-19.
The Baltimore-D.C. corridor is home to hundreds of thousands of federal workers, and Hogan argued that the area has had a rising number of cases.
The sophomore forward announced his intentions to test the NBA Draft waters Tuesday afternoon.
Microsoft co-founder and philanthropic billionaire Bill Gates says his foundation will invest billions to fund factories that will develop a vaccine to stop COVID-19.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Tuesday the creation of strike teams to help combat the cases of coronavirus targeting the elderly at Maryland's nursing homes.
The Orioles legend announced Monday that his foundation, the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation, would be contributing the funds as part of a new "Strike Out Hunger" campaign.
