Coronavirus Latest: Frederick County Reports First Death From COVID-19
Frederick County Health Department reports the first death of a local resident from COVID-19, a woman in her 90s with underlying medical conditions.
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Frederick County Health Department reports the first death of a local resident from COVID-19, a woman in her 90s with underlying medical conditions.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced Tuesday that another city resident has died from coronavirus. It's the third reported death in the city.
As COVID-19 fears rattle the markets and shake the economy, it might be a good time to find yourself a new or extra source of income.
Sagamore shipped the first batch to Johns Hopkins on Monday, 180 gallons of the hand sanitizer.
The Maryland Congressional Delegation announced more than $48 million in federal funding to support communities affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Baltimore Ravens tight end and safety are just like everybody else wondering what impact the coronavirus pandemic may have on the NFL season.
You're overdue for a haircut but you just realized your local barbershop is one of the many businesses closed stop the spread of COVID-19. You're not alone.
There are now 1,660 cases of COVID-19 in Maryland, according to state numbers.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan asked for the federal governments help coordination efforts to combat coronavirus -- by supplying more tests to states, coordinating access to supplies and more in a op-ed he co-wrote in The Washington Post Monday.
Gayle King has been announced as the host for this Sunday's 'ACM Presents: Our Country' special coming to CBS and streaming on CBS All Access.
The Baltimore Ravens have moved their final season ticket payment deadline from May 15 to June 15.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski launched Baltimore County COVID-19 Response Fund to support efforts to stop the spread of coronavirus in the county.
Under Armour is hoping to help protect front line health care workers in Baltimore from coronavirus.
Gov. Larry Hogan issued a "stay at home" order for Maryland Monday.
An employee at the Amazon fulfillment center in southeast Baltimore tested positive for coronavirus, the company said Monday night.