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Twenty thousand American flags have been placed on the National Mall as part of a memorial paying tribute to the more than 200,000 people nationwide who have died from the coronavirus.
Many parents and kids are heartbroken that Halloween won't look the same this year as the country is still addressing the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Anthony Avery is one of the more than 400 teachers and other Baltimore City school employees who received sudden notice they will be laid off just days from now. He was told October 2 will be his last day.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to claim the lives of thousands of people, new data shows a dramatic jump in drug and alcohol-related deaths across the state.
Baltimore County Public Schools hosted a virtual back-to-school summit Wednesday evening.
Another local business was forced to close its doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Dick's Last Resort in the Inner Harbor has shut down for good.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University released a new COVID-19 prediction model, which can forecast whether or not a patient's condition will likely improve or deteriorate.
After issues arose following the launch of Maryland's new unemployment website over the weekend, the state's labor department said it has resolved the problems claimants were reporting.
Maryland's coronavirus positivity rate dropped again Wednesday and the number of hospitalizations increased as the state surpassed 121,000 total cases, data from the state's health department shows.
With the September 30 deadline fast approaching, Baltimore Mayor Jack Young urged city residents to fill out the 2020 census before it's too late.
The Glenmount Elementary/Middle School emergency meal site will close for all of Wednesday after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.
Maryland's superintendent of schools told the state school board Tuesday that she has approved reopening plans for in-person instruction for every district in Maryland.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued its first guidance for the holidays, including Halloween, amid the raging coronavirus pandemic in a new posting on its website Monday night.
TIME recently named a Johns Hopkins University professor to its 2020 list of the 100 most influential people in the world for developing a free and open website for the public to track the COVID-19 pandemic in near-real-time.
As states across the country rush to curb the surge in coronavirus cases, once again the safest place for anyone to be is home. But for victims of domestic violence, home is far from a safe haven.
If you need to be tested for COVID-19, you can now go to the Patient First on Baltimore National Pike in Catonsville.
Just in time for the start of fall, health officials at Johns Hopkins University are warning the public to be aware of the so-called "twin-demic" of the flu and the coronavirus.
When a local group of entrepreneurs in Hampden saw business dwindling during the coronavirus pandemic, they decided to band together and create some very special face masks.
Officials in Montgomery County issued Tuesday an updated executive order to Phase Two coronavirus public health guidelines.
As Americans get a handle on the coronavirus pandemic and managing life around it, health experts stress the importance of annual screenings and preventative care as restrictions lift.
Midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis will now not have a Thanksgiving break this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland's coronavirus positivity rate, already at its lowest level since the pandemic began, fell again Tuesday, the state's health department reported.
The Mayor's annual Christmas Parade in the Hampden neighborhood of Baltimore has been cancelled this year.
Most Maryland restaurants will increase their indoor dining to 75% Monday at 5 p.m. However, Anne Arundel County and Baltimore City will not be increasing capacity.
Maryland reports 412 new coronavirus cases Monday morning- the exact same increase as Sunday, as the state sees the lowest positivity rate since March.
