Coronavirus In Maryland: Positive Cases Continue To Spike With 1,410 Reported Saturday
Positive Coronavirus cases continue to spike in Maryland as more than 1,400 new cases were reported Saturday, according to state health department data.
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Positive Coronavirus cases continue to spike in Maryland as more than 1,400 new cases were reported Saturday, according to state health department data.
New coronavirus restrictions will soon take effect in Baltimore City as cases continue to surge across the state, Mayor Jack Young said Friday.
A 7-year-old girl is fighting for her life after police say a driver crashed into a car with a family of four inside last week.
The first official COVID-19 outbreak in Carroll County Public Schools has been confirmed, in a special education program at Robert Moton Elementary School in Westminster, officials said Friday.
Brandon Scott is getting ready to transition from City Council President to the next Mayor of Baltimore.
An iconic tree in Baltimore County is coming down after experts discovered it was diseased.
The Christmas Village will not return to Baltimore's Inner Harbor for the 2020 holiday season due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Gas prices have hit a new milestone that is sure to save you money.
Thousands of families struggling to make ends meet amid the COVID-19 pandemic will have a delicious holiday meal this year, and it's thanks in part to the Baltimore Ravens.
One day after Gov. Larry Hogan's blunt words telling Marylanders to "just wear the damn masks," the state recorded its third-highest daily rise in infections since the pandemic began with 1,541 new cases—a majority among younger people—and 11 more lives lost.
Senate President Bill Ferguson, D-Baltimore, on Friday released an operational plan for how the Senate will conduct the next session during the ongoing pandemic, including how health checks, voting procedures and public testimony will be conducted.
Another Maryland school district is staying virtual until 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A former Baltimore Police detective pleaded guilty Friday to making false statements to federal agents.
With the recent surge of COVID-19 cases across the country, there are concerns that the uncertainty of the virus could trigger a mental health crisis, even for people who have never faced those challenges.
Police in Baltimore County are investigating a shooting.
