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As schools continue to debate when to reopen for in-person learning, Gov. Larry Hogan said "there really is no excuse for not trying to bring kids back" into the classroom.
In anticipation of flu season, the State of Maryland transitioned its signature lab at the University of Maryland, Baltimore to allow for the use of a CDC-developed "multiplex" assay, which will be able to detect both COVID-19 and Types A and B of the flu.
Thirteen University of Maryland College Park athletics coaches and Athletic Director Damon Evans have volunteered to take additional pay cuts of up to 10%, the university said Thursday.
While cruise ships have remained off the seas for more than six months due to the coronavirus pandemic, cargo volume at the Port of Baltimore is rebounding, the Maryland Port Administration said Thursday.
Maryland saw 785 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours, though no new deaths were reported and three fewer people were in the hospital, data from the state's health department published Thursday morning showed.
The president of the Carroll County teachers union says educators remain concerned about their safety—with many scheduled to return to the classroom Monday and some students coming back for in-person instruction two weeks later.
The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration has walked back plans to cut MARC train and bus service following backlash from residents and local leaders.
CJ's Crabhouse and Grill in Owings Mills is shutting down after 43 years due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The malaria drug hydroxychloroquine -- which President Trump said he took in the hope of warding off COVID-19 -- was found not to prevent infections among volunteers in a study released on Wednesday.
Teachers and parents protested outside Baltimore City Schools headquarters Wednesday, demanding no in-person learning for the 2020 school year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The coronavirus pandemic has us spending more time on our electronics than ever before.
After Gov. Larry Hogan relaxed restrictions on live entertainment venues earlier this month, now some concert venues are hosting shows for the first time in months.
When the Preakness happens Saturday at Pimlico, 250 people will be allowed at the facility, but racing officials say it won't be spectators, despite what Baltimore City's mayor said Wednesday.
Coach John Harbaugh said the Baltimore Ravens organization is staying vigilant after cases of coronavirus were reported among Tennessee Titans players and staff, postponing their matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday.
Baltimore mayor Jack Young and other officials addressed city residents at 10 a.m. on the latest related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Baltimore city health officials are discouraging families from participating in traditional trick-or-treating or hosting Halloween parties.
Maryland reports 414 new coronavirus cases Wednesday morning, bringing the state's total throughout the pandemic to 124,725.
Carroll County Public Schools is facing a major teacher shortage because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Between August and September, coronavirus cases among young adults jumped significantly, leading experts to believe that some of the increase is likely due to colleges and universities resuming in-person classes.
In just nine months, more than one million people have died from the coronavirus worldwide.
As the coronavirus pandemic rolls on, it continues to take its toll on mental health, leading to a surge in calls to mental health resources.
These days, at the University of Maryland, they're saying "gesundheit" for much more than sneezes.
The state's Board of Revenue Estimates raised revenue projections to $18.7 billion for the current fiscal year, which began in July.
Thinking of buying a bicycle? It'll likely be more difficult than you realize, especially for those shopping for entry-level and kids bikes.
Baltimore Gas & Electric is warning of continue utility scam reports during the coronavirus pandemic.
