I once lived with a secret that devastated my life. My secret transformed my successful career into endless days of fear and evasion. I was…
Some 150 students at the University of Maryland’s College Park campus have been referred to the Office of Student Conduct because they may not…
A little more than two weeks ago, on Nov. 9, there were 707 people receiving COVID-19 treatment in Maryland hospitals. On Wednesday, the state…
Staff members and incarcerated individuals are beginning to see spikes in COVID-19 infections in Maryland prisons, echoing upward trends in other areas of the…
As the state’s COVID-19 positivity rate climbs higher and the holiday season approaches, public health officials are pleading with Marylanders to skip large gatherings…
More than a dozen U.S. Senate Democrats are urging congressional leaders to include “robust” funding in any coronavirus relief package for states to prepare…
Many coronavirus testing sites in Maryland are extra busy as the virus spreads and Thanksgiving draws closer. “There are some long lines,” said Jon…
By Amina Lampkin Predominantly white communities in Maryland received approximately 20% more loans and money per loan under the Paycheck Protection Program compared to…
Maryland’s small businesses are weary and perhaps still in a state of shock, more than seven months after COVID-19 blew up the economy. Quarantines,…
Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) is cracking down on individuals and businesses who don’t follow public health orders as COVID-19 surges in Maryland,…