Coronavirus Cases: Johns Hopkins Doctor Back Fighting COVID-19 After Recovering From Virus
A Baltimore pediatrician is back at work treating coronavirus patients after beating the virus herself.
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A Baltimore pediatrician is back at work treating coronavirus patients after beating the virus herself.
The City of Baltimore is partnering with Goldman Sachs and Lendistry to provide $10 million in "potentially forgiveable" SBA Paycheck Protection Program loans for businesses left vulnerable by the impacts of COVID-19.
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao announced that 18 of the state's airports will get $107,731,471 in funding.
It's duck season, 12 little ducklings were rescued earlier Tuesday after getting stuck in a storm drain.
Maryland school officials are asking local districts to finalize their plans for distance learning as they wait to make a decision about schools closing through the academic year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Four people were shot in four separate shootings in Baltimore Monday, police said.
There are now more than 9,000 coronavirus cases and 300 deaths in Maryland.
The pop-up market at the Main Gate area starts on April 18 and every Saturday until further notice.
A newly submitted Fiscal Year 2021 budget for Baltimore County is set to prioritize education, neighborhood safety and keep government services in tact, for $3.9 billion.
The Kenilworth Farmers Market returns Tuesday, April 14 at The Shops at Kenilworth.
Anyone who violates this order could be fined up to $500, officials said, and businesses who violate the new policy could be shut down.
Jason Bowell, assistant general manager of New York's venerable Beatrice Inn and restaurant industry veteran, sees staff retention as key to a strong comeback.
He has joined a coalition of 25 other attorneys general calling to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to protect the CARES Act funds, and ensure they are protected from wage garnishment.
Trees toppled and roads flooded after multiple waves of severe weather moved through Maryland on Monday.
The Baltimore City Council is asking Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young to issue an executive order requiring everyone in the city to wear masks or face coverings while out in public amid the coronavirus pandemic.
