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"I had this weird feeling in my chest—there was like a tightness in my chest. It felt like something was brewing," Fernandez said. "I know something was respiratory-wise was about to happen."
Any Marylander who's without work due to the coronavirus epidemic can immediately apply for unemployment benefits, even if their business closed only temporarily.
Saturday night, a father of three and part-time DJ hosted a virtual party in his Ellicott City basement, and it drew in an audience he never expected.
A group of professors from the biology department at Towson University is donating unused medical supplies to St. Joseph's Medical Center as hospitals across the country grapple with shortages of critical gear.
The Baltimore Police union is asking for donations of cleaning supplies to keep officers safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.
More than $350 million in funds has been opened up to help support Maryland small businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
The nation's governors kept pressing the federal government for supplies and economic aid to battle the new coronavirus in a conference call with the White House on Monday without getting the assurances they were hoping to hear.
Federal prosecutors say an Israeli woman should be ordered to pay $28 million in restitution to thousands of investors who were defrauded in a scheme she orchestrated.
Want to grab a cup of coffee or a donut while out pumping gas? You'll have to ask an employee for help at Wawa and Sheetz.
A man was seriously injured in a shooting near George W.F. McMechen Junior-Senior High School in northwest Baltimore Monday evening, police said.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many businesses to shut down, impacting millions of workers nationwide, but a handful of companies are hoping to ramp up their workforces in order to keep up with the demand for their services.
A midshipman at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis has tested positive for the coronavirus, the academy said Monday evening.
Parking meters and parking meter restrictions will not be in effect until the emergency has been lifted.
Adding to the gear they already have, Baltimore County Police are taking health precautions while still performing their duties.
The latest report from the Maryland Department of Health shows 45 adults and five children have died since the flu season began in October.
