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New psychological data taken during the pandemic shows the nation's mental health is languishing, according to data reported this week as part of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
Passenger traffic is up at Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, reaching the highest level in more than a month, an airport spokesperson said Friday.
The Maryland Department of Health has issued a cease and desist order against a Rockville-based company that provided coronavirus testing supplies and lab analysis to testing sites run by Montgomery County.
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works is blaming delays in curbside trash pickup on a number of factors, including the coronavirus pandemic and the weather.
Just two weeks after reopening, Lexington Market is returning to its regular daily schedule.
Baltimore County's Department of Recreation and Parks on Friday announced it will allow rec councils to hold youth sporting events with coronavirus-related restrictions in place.
Anne Arundel County Public Library branches will reduce in-person hours in favor of curbside and digital service next week, officials said Thursday.
A Federal Hill restaurant was issued two citations from the city liquor board after violating coronavirus restrictions and open container laws.
At least 700 more coronavirus cases were reported in Maryland Friday as the total nears 99,000.
The Baltimore County Department of Health distributed 100,000 COVID-19 safety kits to residents in order to help slow the spread of coronavirus in its hardest hit communities.
Maryland Terrapins Head Football Coach Mike Locksley on Thursday weighed in on early plans to play the fall football season in the spring.
Through the number and email, people can report situations where prevention guidelines are being ignored and there is a high risk of potential for the spread of COVID-19.
Maryland First Lady Yumi Hogan visited the Maryland Food Bank's headquarters this week to thank volunteers helping keep people fed amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A number of food service workers and bus drivers within the Frederick County Public Schools system will be out of work while learning is shifted online due to the coronavirus pandemic, the school system said Wednesday.
A Baltimore woman celebrated a special birthday on Thursday and didn't let the coronavirus pandemic stop her.
With 776 new coronavirus cases reported in Maryland Thursday, the total number of COVID-19 cases reported during the pandemic is now past 98,000.
Thirteen Maryland hospitals are collaborating with the state health department to conduct an antibody study to determine how many Marylanders have been exposed to COVID-19.
Mount St. Mary's University welcomed its largest freshman class back onto campus this week.
Baltimore was listed among cities projected to see a coronavirus resurgence, according to new projections from one group of researchers.
More than 13,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment last week, according to new numbers released Thursday morning.
The Baltimore Ravens had Wednesday's date circled on the revised training camp schedule: it was the first day the entire team was together on the practice field in Owings Mills.
Maryland adds 541 coronavirus cases overnight as the state passes 97,000 total cases on Wednesday and hospitalizations are under 500 cases for the first time in weeks.
The Maryland Department of Health is partnering with the City's health department and the City's NAACP branch to distribute free masks at the testing site, starting at 8 a.m. until supplies runs out.
The Washington Football team has decided it will not allow fans to attend games during the upcoming 2020 season.
