Coronavirus Latest: Salisbury Hospital Reports First COVID-19 Death
The Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury reported Saturday morning its first coronavirus related death.
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The Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury reported Saturday morning its first coronavirus related death.
Baltimore city officials have removed sports equipment -- including basketball court rims and tennis court nets -- from city parks and closed playgrounds to slow the spread of coronavirus.
There are now over 1,000 cases of coronavirus in Maryland, and 10 people have died as a result of the virus.
The Baltimore Convention Center will serve as a field hospital as the number of coronavirus cases grow in Maryland.
he Maryland State Parks announced it has closed their beaches to help slow the spread of coronavirus.
One local business owner bought dinner for a Hopkins team despite struggling to keep his business afloat.
Here's the It's Academic for March 28, 2020.
Two men were injured and one man was killed in three separate shootings overnight Saturday in Baltimore.
Expect a damp Saturday with heavy downpours and thunderstorms possible throughout the morning.
A first-of-its-kind screening facility for the coronavirus will open Monday in the parking lot of FedEx Field.
A member of the Maryland National Guard has tested positive for the coronavirus, officials confirm.
Gov. Larry Hogan will make an appearance on CBS Sunday Morning this weekend.
Members of the station who were exposed are self-quarantining.
Newborn babies could be separated from their mothers after birth to help prevent the spread of coronavirus, under new CDC guidelines. A doctor from Johns Hopkins said skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding could result in an exposure.
As the nation deals with a shortage of medical supplies amid the coronavirus pandemic, some local businesses are stepping up to help.
