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Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott introduced a package of bills Tuesday at the City Council's virtual meeting that would provide assistance to renters during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Demolition of a portion of the Lexington Market in Baltimore is underway.
At this time, zero off-duty BCFD members are quarantining, and there are 42 members of the Baltimore City Eastern Police District that are quarantining pending test results or evaluation.
The state's Department of Health has launched an 'Operation Roll Call" to check in on Maryland's veterans during the coronavirus pandemic.
The students were surprised by McDaniel College's Admissions and Financial Aid staff over a special Zoom announcement.
An 18-year-old man from Severn is in custody after he allegedly invaded a home and tried to steal a purse from a woman living there, police say.
MCDOT has announced the launch of a pilot program to provide face coverings for those who cannot provide their own in accordance with Governor Hogan's executive order.
A coastal flood advisory is in effect until 6 a.m. Thursday for low-lying areas of Baltimore.
The Howard County Government has announced a partnership with the MD National Guard to improve cybersecurity as well as the re-opening of the PPP application process.
The council announced the passage of a bill allowing the city to give emergency funding to expand access to digital devices and the Internet.
Baltimore city has released a new dashboard to track 2020 Census engagement live. The live dashboard will update the total census response rate.
The supplies were sent here by NATO ally Turkey to help with the United States' fight against the coronavirus.
Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said the department has made several criminal arrests during the coronavirus state of emergency and closed several cases.
There are now over 20,500 cases of the coronavirus in Maryland, and over 950 deaths, according to state numbers released Wednesday morning.
Maryland officials secured approval from the USDA for a new program to help feed 427,000 students affected by the coronavirus-related school closures.
