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Less than 30 days from the start of the fall semester, the usual excitement on college campuses has given way to uncertainty amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Lord Baltimore Hotel has been transformed into a place for COVID-19 patients to stay who aren't sick enough to go to the hospital, but don't have a place to quarantine.
Johns Hopkins University has joined the list of schools moving instruction online for the fall semester due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A nonprofit organization has found a way to help both frontline workers and restaurants simultaneously amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh joined a coalition of 28 attorneys general urging the U.S. Senate to provide relief for all federal student loan borrowers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cardiologist Dr. Jennifer Haythe discusses the impact of the novel coronavirus on the heart and the long term impact the virus can have on your health.
Residential parking permit enforcement in Baltimore will resume next month, the city's parking authority said Thursday.
Howard County officials launched an interactive map for residents in need of food assistance. The map will show residents where they can find food pantries, free meals, groceries and more.
More than 500 new coronavirus cases were reported Thursday morning as the state's total surpassed 93,000.
Over 18,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment in the last week.
The White House Coronavirus Task Force sees troubling coronavirus numbers in 10 local areas across the country, including Baltimore, the group's leader said Wednesday in a private call obtained by the Center for Public Integrity.
As COVID-19 started to spread across the United States earlier this year, dermatology offices began to see suspicious signs on some patients' skin.
More places in Montgomery County are back in business thanks to a revised executive order.
If you've had COVID-19, there is one way you can help out those currently suffering from the virus.
Marylanders who are at risk of having their health insurance canceled due to payment issues now have extra time to keep their benefits, or find an alternative plan.
Despite operating at 50 percent capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Maryland's six casinos generated over $130 million during their first full month after reopening.
More than 550 new coronavirus cases were reported Wednesday morning as the state passes 92,000 total cases in Maryland.
Virginia has rolled out a smartphone app to automatically notify people if they might have been exposed to the coronavirus, becoming the first U.S. state to use new pandemic technology created by Apple and Google.
If you're looking to be tested for COVID-19, there are still slots available at a drive-thru coronavirus testing event at Ripken Stadium on Aug. 11.
A Baltimore nightclub has been shut down for violating coronavirus-related public health orders, the city's health department confirmed Tuesday.
Novavax, a Gaithersburg-based biotech company, announced Tuesday encouraging results from its potential COVID-19 vaccine.
Maryland Elections Board Administrator Linda Lamone said absentee ballot applications will be sent to all eligible voters by the end of August.
More than 700 new coronavirus cases were reported Tuesday morning as the state nears 92,000 total cases.
The Baltimore Orioles' schedule for this week is now set as the Miami Marlins are ready to resume their season after a coronavirus outbreak within their clubhouse.
Gov. Larry Hogan issued an amended emergency order on Monday to ensure local schools and school systems will have the primary authority to determine when to safely reopen schools for in-person instruction.
