Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Shoppers Scour Stores To Find Supplies As They Prepare To Hunker Down
There's no panic- just awareness with Baltimore on high alert as everyone adjusts to the new normal.
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There's no panic- just awareness with Baltimore on high alert as everyone adjusts to the new normal.
Two people were seriously hurt in a crash near Annapolis Monday evening, Anne Arundel County police said.
The governor signed an omnibus health care order Monday that would allow health care practitioners from other states or those with inactive licenses in Maryland to work in the state.
A Carroll County woman known as the "crab leg bandit" will spend 18 months behind bars for attacking a grocery store employee.
As WJZ strives to bring you the most accurate, up-to-date information about the coronavirus pandemic as well as other news in the Baltimore area, we've had to make a few changes to the way we do things to ensure the safety of our staff.
These small businesses are getting creative to stay afloat and service their customers.
They anticipate serving over 100,000 meals over the next two weeks.
With the number of cases of the coronavirus in Maryland growing, lawmakers at the State House are ending their session more than two weeks early.
Police are searching for a missing 12-year-old who was last seen on East Pratt Street in Baltimore.
A Columbia man is arrested for allegedly inappropriately touching a teen.
Lifebridge Health is adjusting its visiting hours at hospitals to keep visitors, staff and patients safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
The policy will be reassessed weekly for the next two week period.
Howard County officials, following orders from the governor and after reporting three more positive coronavirus cases, are closing malls, movie theaters and several county-owned facilities.
Frederick County has its first positive coronavirus case in the county, it announced Monday.
Maryland is taking steps to help businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic
