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Gov. Larry Hogan called on Marylanders Wednesday to continue to follow the public health measures the state has put in place to help keep local businesses open amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is encouraging eligible voters to vote via absentee ballot in November, but that all polls will also remain open for people to vote in person as well.
The University of Maryland's most recent screening of student-athletes and athletics staff found three people tested positive for COVID-19.
The Maryland Renaissance Festival won't happen in 2020 due to the coronavirus.
If and when fans are allowed to return to football stadiums this fall, they'll be required to wear masks at games due to the coronavirus pandemic, an NFL spokesperson said.
A dozen student-athletes at Morgan State University tested positive for the coronavirus before the university ceased all voluntary workouts, the school said in a statement Wednesday.
All in-person Homecoming celebrations at Morgan State University are canceled this year due to safety concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra has canceled all of its events and performances at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall and The Music Center at Strathmore through November 29 due to the coronavirus.
Despite an announcement from Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young on Wednesday morning that indoor dining will be shut down due to the coronavirus, organizers of the Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week said the event will continue.
Duck Duck Goose in Baltimore's Fells Point is temporarily closing due to COVID-19 concerns.
More than 600 new cases of coronavirus were reported Wednesday as the state reach more than 80,000 COVID-19 cases over the span of the pandemic.
The Baltimore Running Festival will be switched to a virtual-only event due to COVID-19 safety concerns.
Several county school districts have already made a decision to be online-only for at least the first semester.
People ages two and older will soon be required to wear masks in indoor places in Baltimore County, officials announced Tuesday.
Residents from 31 states must now quarantine for 14 days when arriving in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, as dozens of states experience rising positive COVID-19 rates.
One of Maryland's largest public school districts announced Tuesday that it only will have virtual, online classes through at least Jan. 29 and is cancelling all fall and winter sports amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
If people washed their hands regularly, wore masks, and kept their social distance from each other, these three simple behaviors could stop most all of the COVID-19 pandemic, even without a vaccine or additional treatments, according to a new study.
The Baltimore County School Board voted Tuesday evening to start the 2020-2021 school year virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland-based biotech company Novavax briefed the public on the progress of its vaccine candidate Tuesday.
The Maryland State Board of Elections plans to request more than $20 million in additional state funds to cover the costs associated with an expected surge in mail-in ballots in the fall general election due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland's health department has been awarded funds to focus on addressing a "steep decline" in childhood vaccination rates statewide due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Two more employees at the Motor Vehicle Administration branch in Glen Burnie have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total to four employees recently.
Health officials from five Maryland counties and Baltimore City are urging Deputy Secretary of Health Services Fran Phillips to roll back the state's reopening restrictions due to an increase in the number of daily coronavirus cases being reported.
Baltimore City and Anne Arundel County have joined other local school systems in starting the next school year online only, sending parents into planning mode to make sure their kids are learning this fall.
Local doctors say the number of people suffering from anxiety and mental health issues remains high amid the coronavirus pandemic.
