Coronavirus Latest: These Are The Top 10 Maryland ZIP Codes With The Most COVID-19 Cases
Maryland has released data on COVID-19 patients by ZIP code, and the area with the most cases in the state is in northwest Baltimore.
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Maryland has released data on COVID-19 patients by ZIP code, and the area with the most cases in the state is in northwest Baltimore.
Officers were on patrol at around 10:36 p.m. when they heard gunshots coming from the 100 block of N. Gilmor Street.
The city firefighters union issued a statement Friday, calling the city's proposal to possibly layoff or furlough firefighters after they are risking their lives on the front lines during the coronavirus pandemic a "slap in the face."
With schools closed and residents ordered to stay inside amid the coronavirus pandemic, the B&O Railroad Museum is offering a virtual exhibit.
A federal judge in Maryland has ruled that a lawsuit by several cities alleging that the Trump administration has sabotaged the Affordable Care Act can go forward.
Nearly 25,000 Baltimore City Schools students are in need of devices to continue their education online as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Local churches are partnering with Class Act Catering to provide Easter dinner for ICU staff at five hospitals across Baltimore.
Following Mass on Easter Sunday, Archbishop William Lori will travel to Sacred Heart Parish in Glyndon to help distribute 400 boxes and bags of food to families and individuals in need.
A man was fatally stabbed and another man was injured in a shooting in two separate incidents overnight Saturday in Baltimore.
The Maryland Department of Safety and Correctional Services said, as of Friday, there are 57 positive cases of COVID-19 inside its jails and prisons.
Baltimore City's first coronavirus testing site is now open in the parking lot of Pimlico Race Course.
The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration said it will implement additional reductions of MARC Train and Commuter Bus service starting Monday.
Police are investigating after a man was shot in the stomach in south Baltimore on Friday afternoon.
The Maryland Book Bank announced Friday it will provide books to 4,000 children at meal sites in Baltimore City during the coronavirus pandemic.
A federal court in Maryland heard a class-action lawsuit Friday on how banks administer federal small business loans.
BGE said Friday it has restored electric service to more than 35,000 customers who lost power due to thunderstorms and high winds over the past two days.
Two people, including a Baltimore EMT, were killed in an early morning car crash in Prince George's County, the city's fire department said Friday.
Baltimore native and Tony Award-Winning actor Andre De Shields posted on Twitter Friday a video of some CDC recommended tips on how everyone can stay safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.
An 11-year-old girl and 18-year-old man have been arrested in a carjacking in Parkville earlier this week, Baltimore County police said Friday.
Tens of thousands of Marylanders are out of work due to the coronavirus pandemic, leaving some to wonder where their next meal may come from.
Baltimore city police officers may be furloughed or laid off in order for the city to recoup the cost of COVID-19.
Baltimore City Public Schools learned that an employee working at an emergency meal site tested positive for coronavirus.
A wind advisory is in effect for most of Maryland Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Parents of Baltimore City Schools students are calling on businesses to donate gently used devices so students can continue their education during the coronavirus pandemic.
Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh was granted a 60-day extension for the date that she must report to prison.
