Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City, County Schools Start Online Classes This Week
Students will continue their lessons remotely to ensure that even through this tough time, they can still keep up with their studies.
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Students will continue their lessons remotely to ensure that even through this tough time, they can still keep up with their studies.
WJZ spoke to a FutureCare employee — now in quarantine — who asked us not to reveal her identity. She says that until last week she was performing therapy at multiple nursing homes and did not have enough personal protective equipment.
As hospitals focus on the immediate needs of coronavirus patients, patients battling cancer are facing a series of dilemmas.
Those on the front lines of this pandemic are going above and beyond to keep us safe and healthy amid the coronavirus pandemic. That's exactly what's inspiring so many to support our heroes in different ways.
Police are searching for a man who they say stole a "large amount" of oxycodone from a north Baltimore pharmacy Monday afternoon.
Some of the most significant holy days in the Christian and Jewish faiths begin in the coming days, but Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young is urging religious institutions to keep their doors closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland Delegate Nick Mosby, along with other legislators, is calling for Gov. Larry Hogan to tell the Maryland Department of Health to release COVID-19 data by race and zip code.
The National Aquarium's hyacinth macaw is using this time to get some steps in while the aquarium is closed to the public.
Those being relocated include vulnerable Baltimore homeless residents who are over the age of 62 from the city's three emergency shelters to motels.
UMMS staff members are getting the appropriate masks to support the new policy, UMMS said in a press release Monday.
Friendship Baptist Church estimates a few hundred people turned out for Palm Sunday.
The University of Maryland Medical System is hiring for dozens of positions with its "Emergency Staffing Pool" amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Eight Baltimore Police Department employees, including six officers and two civilian employees, have tested positive for coronavirus, the department said Sunday evening.
Case numbers are updated daily at 10 a.m.
The fire broke out in the 3300 block of East Baltimore Street.
Former Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Leana Wen gave birth to a baby girl over the weekend.
The Baltimore Police Department announced Saturday that an officer has tested positive for COVID-19 at the Southwest Police District.
With a stay at home order in place due to the coronavirus pandemic, many local organizations are getting creative with fundraising events they've spent months planning.
Police are investigating after three people were injured in a triple shooting Saturday in south Baltimore.
In order to slow the spread of coronavirus in Baltimore city and due to a drop in ridership, city officials have suspended the Harbor Connector maritime services.
There are now 3,125 cases of coronavirus in Maryland, according to the most recent numbers from state officials, and 53 people have died.
A 24-year-old man is dead following a shooting in south Baltimore overnight Saturday.
The FDA has approved a clinical trial that will allow researchers at Johns Hopkins University to test a therapy for COVID-19 that uses plasma from recovering patients.
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who allegedly attempted to sexually assault a woman in south Baltimore.
Casinos across the state still raked in some cash in March despite having to close halfway through the month because of the coronavirus.
