Coronavirus Latest: Officials Report First COVID-19 Death Of Baltimore City Employee
Mayor Jack Young and Police Commissioner Michael Harrison announced Saturday the first COVID-19 death of a Baltimore City employee.
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Mayor Jack Young and Police Commissioner Michael Harrison announced Saturday the first COVID-19 death of a Baltimore City employee.
Police in Baltimore are asking for the public's help in identifying four suspects who they believe are connected to a homicide in early April.
A firefighter was injured early Saturday morning after he fell through the floor while battling a fire in Carroll County.
Baltimore Orioles pitchers Branden Kline and Richard Bleier spoke with Birdland Members on Zoom amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Drivers in Maryland saw gas prices drop again this week, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic.
While Maryland schools will remain closed through May 15, Baltimore County Public Schools is providing another way for students to learn during the state mandated closure.
Maryland schools will remain closed through May 15.
A man was rescued from a 10-foot-deep trench in Baltimore County Friday evening, officials said.
Contact tracing involves a worker re-tracing the steps of someone who tested positive for COVID-19 and warning those with whom the patient may have had contact that they may have been exposed.
For these soccer moms, what started as a bond on the sidelines blossomed into donating 1,700 meals to police officers, firefighters and others on the front lines of the pandemic.
Mayor Jack Young announced Friday the expansion of assistance and support services available to Baltimore City-based businesses through a new public-private partnership.
Live near the Maryland/Delaware state line and looking to take advantage of sales-tax-free shopping in Delaware? Think again, says one city's police department.
Gov. Larry Hogan Friday addressed concerns about coronavirus in the state's prison system and a letter from most of Maryland's congressional delegation urging him to act more aggressively to protect officers and inmates.
A popular restaurant and distillery in Ocean City, Maryland, is the latest business in the state to switch over to making hand sanitizer amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Long linked by proximity and the hundreds of thousands of federal workers who live and work in their jurisdictions, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia are now connected by the growing numbers of coronavirus cases they are battling.
