Coronavirus: 'The Safest Place For A Child Is To Be At Home,' Doctor Says
Officials in Maryland announced Friday two more children have contracted the coronavirus, bringing the total to three pediatric cases across the state.
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Officials in Maryland announced Friday two more children have contracted the coronavirus, bringing the total to three pediatric cases across the state.
During the coronavirus pandemic, community members and local non-profits have stepped up to help those in need.
Two non-profit organizations whose clients are the most vulnerable in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic are going above and beyond to make sure their needs are being met.
Some high-profile measures aimed at addressing climate change and other environmental measures were among the bills that failed to pass.
Here are some of the companies hiring for temporary or part-time work.
Baltimore's acting public works director is urging people not to flush disinfectant wipes down the toilet.
Maryland native and fashion designer Christian Siriano offered to help make masks for New York City's healthcare workers after New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said there was a need for supplies.
The Baltimore Ravens and The Stephen and Renee Bisciotti Foundation will donate $1 million to four different organizations helping the community during the coronavirus pandemic, the team announced Friday.
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A 15-year-old patient at the University of Maryland Medical Center was charged in the stabbing of a woman who was recovering from a surgery at the hospital, police said.
Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young has ordered a hiring and spending freeze across city departments to make sure the city has the resources it needs to address the coronavirus pandemic.
Nearly a year after the fatal hit-and-run that killed 12-year-old Maria Popal and injured her pregnant aunt, police are still searching for the driver.
A 59-year-old man is the first person to die from the coronavirus in Washington, D.C., health officials said Friday.
Despite the Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan ordering people to avoid large groups, several open golf courses remained open Friday as the weather got into the eighties in Baltimore.
Maryland is closing all of its Motor Vehicle Administration locations at 4:30 p.m. on Friday.
