Coronavirus Latest: National Aquarium Lost $12M While Closed Due To Pandemic
During their closure period from March 14 to June 30, the Aquarium lost approximately $12 million in revenue.
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During their closure period from March 14 to June 30, the Aquarium lost approximately $12 million in revenue.
Four restaurants along North Charles Street will have added outdoor dining starting Thursday as the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore installed a parklet, which brings a dining area to a curbside parking spot.
Baltimore Police say a man's death earlier this year has been ruled a homicide.
A man died after he was shot multiple times in West Baltimore early Thursday.
The St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in locating a missing 4-year-old boy who was last seen four months ago in Baltimore.
The Baltimore City Council is urging Gov. Larry Hogan to mail every eligible voter a mail-in ballot for the General Election this November.
Police are investigating after a triple shooting in northwest Baltimore on Wednesday night.
Police are investigating after a woman was severely injured in a recent hit and run in Baltimore.
The University of Maryland School of Medicine was one of the first in the world to start vaccine trials for COVID-19.
Pharmacy chain Rite Aid is expanding its COVID-19 testing to another 161 stores nationwide, including an additional site in Maryland.
When Zina Rucker rented her one bedroom apartment in Baltimore City for her and her son, she finally felt like she was getting back on her feet again.
Police are searching for a 63-year-old man who they have identified as the suspect in the fatal stabbing of a 35-year-old woman in southeast Baltimore on Monday.
The Supreme Court said Wednesday that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was discharged from a hospital after being treated for a possible infection.
An increasing number of coronavirus cases in Maryland are tied to bars and non-compliance with public health requirements, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
Just days before the one-year anniversary of the crime plan's unveiling, the Baltimore Police Department released its year one review of its efforts.
In a letter to Gov. Larry Hogan, Baltimore Mayor Jack Young and several other county executives urged the governor to consider a hybrid vote-by-mail election with some in-person voting options, after the governor directed the State Board of Elections to "follow existing state law and conduct the November election with enhanced voting options,"
A 27-year-old Baltimore was sentenced on Tuesday to eight years in federal prison for conspiring to distribute heroin at an open-air drug market on the city's southwest side, the justice department said.
A vendor doing business with the Baltimore City Health Department requested a four percent increase in payment from the city despite the terms of the company's contract, citing the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, a report from the city's inspector general's office found.
Baltimore Orioles outfielder Anthony Santander has returned to workouts two weeks after testing positive for COVID-19.
A portion of Charles Street will be closed to traffic on Friday, July 17 when a group plans to paint a new street mural.
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works announced Wednesday it will offer free paper shredding for residents on Saturday.
Lifebridge Health Director of Sports Cardiology Dr. Sunal Makadia says the virus affects the heart in different ways and different levels than other viruses.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been taken to the hospital and treated for a possible infection, according to a court spokeswoman.
Preliminary data from the Pfizer, BioNTech Phase 1 mRNA COVID-19 vaccine trials are showing promise, according to the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
Ampersea in Fells Point said Tuesday that the restaurant would temporarily close after an unscheduled employee told managers they were exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19.
