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In the early weeks and months of the coronavirus pandemic, medics and health professionals working in hospitals around the world noticed that Covid-19 was hitting men harder than women.
Baltimore's mayor Brandon Scott announced new COVID restrictions Wednesday around the city as cases and hospitalizations continued to spike, including closing both indoor and outdoor dining at restaurants.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich announced Wednesday new COVID-19 restrictions amid a rise in cases throughout the area.
From Highlandtown to Fells Point, Baltimore restaurant owners feel like they've been hit the hardest throughout the pandemic.
The unofficial holiday shopping season has begun, and many consumers will opt to buy their gifts online amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Most of the unemployment claims filed in Baltimore City are by people who work in accommodation and food services, data from the Maryland Department of Labor shows.
The NFL's medical director says all procedures followed before the Baltimore Ravens' game Tuesday night when receiver Dez Bryant tested positive for COVID-19 were done properly and in the same manner as for every case.
The mission HoCoRespond is giving more than $200,000 in emergency grants to local nonprofits in Howard County.
Mercy Health Services is getting another $2 million to help care for its COVID-19 patients.
It's that time of year when the world-renowned Morgan State University Choir is usually performing holiday classics across Maryland.
Maryland reports its highest hospitalizations since the pandemic began.
The federal unemployment aid created by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act will expire on Dec. 26 in Maryland and Gov. Larry Hogan is urging Congress to put aside partisan politics to pass an additional financial relief package for struggling families.
December will be one of the "deadliest" months for COVID since the pandemic began, Baltimore health officials warned Wednesday during a press conference with the city's new mayor Brandon Scott.
Most Baltimore city zip codes are reporting a COVID-19 positive rate of 5% or more, according to the city's health commissioner
The COVID-19 vaccine will be available to millions of Americans this month, but who qualifies depends on certain factors.
With news of a vaccine comes questions on what Marylanders can expect once it rolls out.
Moments before Baltimore was set to take on Dallas, Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant announced he tested positive for COVID-19, and that he would call it quits for the season. He later backtracked on his comments.
The Maryland Schools Superintendent says new research shows that schools are reopening safely and have not been super spreader sites.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, restaurants are fighting to remain open.
Maryland reports 2,632 new coronavirus cases overnight as hospitalizations jump up Tuesday morning.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford promised to take the COVID-19 vaccine in public to promote confidence in the safety of the vaccine.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and state health officials announced the state's plan to roll out COVID-19 vaccinations as early as Dec. 14.
Any Maryland healthcare professional will be able to administer COVID-19 vaccines once they become available after the state's Department of Health issued a new order Tuesday.
The Anne Arundel County Health Department is revising its recommended quarantine period.
Gov. Larry Hogan is expected to give Marylanders an overview of the state's COVID-19 vaccination plan Tuesday afternoon as the state readies a campaign to get people to trust the vaccine.
