Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City To Move Fully In Phase 2 Reopening On Tuesday
Baltimore City will move fully into phase 2 of its reopening plan on Tuesday, September 8 at 5 p.m.
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Baltimore City will move fully into phase 2 of its reopening plan on Tuesday, September 8 at 5 p.m.
More than 800 new coronavirus cases were reported by the state Friday morning as Labor Day weekend begins.
Maryland state highway officials are urging motorists to travel during off-peak hours and focus on safety during Labor Day weekend.
Rapper Kanye West was spotted on Maryland's Eastern Shore on Tuesday.
Severe weather is rolling across Maryland again on Thursday.
The number of Marylanders hospitalized due to the coronavirus and the state's positivity rate increased slightly Thursday as the state topped 110,000 total cases of the virus, data from the state's health department shows.
A new Wawa store opened in the Canton neighborhood of Baltimore on Thursday.
The Maryland Department of Labor reported Thursday that 11,115 Marylanders filed for unemployment insurance last week. That number is down slightly from the previous week.
An audit of the U.S. Postal Service found 68,000 pieces of political mail sat unprocessed for five days at a Baltimore postal facility in May before the June 2 primary.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young is expected to announce a COVID-19 update, just a day after Gov. Larry Hogan announced Maryland can move into Stage Three of reopening in the state.
Fans will have to watch Preakness 145 instead on their televisions, instead of the live event in person.
Baltimoreans who rely on public transportation to get around decried proposed cuts to bus and MARC service as community leaders said budget shortfalls due to the coronavirus shouldn't be balanced "on the backs of the most vulnerable."
Severe weather is possible for parts of Maryland Wednesday night and Thursday.
Baltimore County will move into Stage Three effective Friday at 5 p.m. along with the state.
After a gas explosion claimed two lives and damaged dozens of houses in a Northwest Baltimore neighborhood, help has been steadily coming to those affected.
Police are investigating after a man was injured in a shooting earlier Wednesday afternoon in north Baltimore.
Coach Ron Rivera on Wednesday announced Dwayne Haskins will be Washington's starting quarterback for Week 1 against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Whether it's in-person or at home, Marylanders are some of the hardest workers in the United States, a new study finds.
Youth tackle football may resume in Anne Arundel County, just a day after parents and coaches called for their kids to be able to play.
State police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide involving an estranged couple in Garrett County.
The latest report examining how to reduce congestion on the Bay Bridge has eliminated all but three of the 14 alternatives from consideration, the Maryland Transportation Authority said.
Troopers arrested and charged a Prince George's County man early Wednesday morning after an investigation found evidence he distributed and possessed child pornography.
Giant Food is recalling a number of squash noodle medley products over listeria concerns, the grocery chain said Wednesday.
Starting September 28, Baltimore City Public Schools and Baltimore City Recreation & Parks will partner to give more than 1,000 students in-person access to their virtual learning lessons at 15 locations both in schools and city rec centers.
Vernon Davis, a former Terp and pro footballer, will be the first Maryland athlete to compete on Dancing with the Stars, according to his alma mater.
