Good morning. The forecast in Baltimore today will be mostly sunny with a high nearing 60 and a low tonight of around 47. I'm Mary Regalado and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Thursday, March 26th. Maryland Governor Larry Hogan gave a somber message to the public Wednesday saying the coronavirus crisis is only just beginning and escalating quickly. His comments came on the same day the state reported a record number of 74 additional cases.

Good morning. The forecast in Baltimore today calls for rain throughout the day with a high nearing 48 and a low tonight of around 39. I'm Sam Scholl and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Wednesday, March 25th. A Prince George’s County man is Maryland’s latest casualty of the new coronavirus. The Maryland Department of Health confirmed on Tuesday that the man in his 60s is the state’s fourth death from COVID-19.

Good morning. The forecast in Baltimore today is mostly sunny with a high nearing 60 and a low tonight of around 45. I'm Sam Scholl and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Tuesday, March 24th. Maryland businesses deemed non-essential have been forced to close in the latest round of coronavirus orders from Gov. Larry Hogan. Many retail stores who weren't affected by previous orders targeting large crowds will now have to shutter.

Good morning. Today’s forecast calls for rain showers until about 8 p.m., with a high of 48 degrees and a low of 37. I'm Mary Regalado and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Monday, March 23rd. An additional 54 cases of the coronavirus were reported in Maryland on Sunday, bringing the state’s total to at least 244. Three people in the state have died since the outbreak of COVID-19. Baltimore City cases jumped from 15 to 24 from Saturday to Sunday.

Good morning. Today’s forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a high near 82 and a chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2 p.m. I'm Sam Scholl and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Friday, March 20. Maryland has now seen its first case of a child testing positive for coronavirus. Governor Hogan announced Thursday that the 5-year-old girl from Howard County is among the over 100 total confirmed cases in the state.

Good morning. Showers are expected to taper off as the day goes on as temperatures push into the low 70s. And it should still feel spring-like when spring officially arrives late tonight, with a low around 60. I'm Mary Regalado and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Thursday, March 19th. With the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Maryland nearing triple digits, even the wheels of justice are slowing to battle the virus.

Good morning. Expect a sunny day around Baltimore and a rainy night with temperatures in the mid 40s to mid 50s. I'm Sam Scholl and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Wednesday, March 18th. As Maryland experienced its largest single day increase yet in coronavirus cases, the governor issued a series of new emergency orders in response to the epidemic.

Good morning. Today’s forecast calls for some morning showers, with a high of 61 and a low around 37. I'm Mary Regalado and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Tuesday, March 17th. Governor Larry Hogan sounded the alarm Monday, saying that the new coronavirus outbreak is going to be “much worse” than most people expected, and took the unprecedented step of shutting down all Maryland bars, restaurants, movie theaters and gyms.

Good morning. Today we’ll see a high of 53 degrees with increasing clouds building before giving way to a chance of showers this evening and a low of 42. I'm ____[voice talent's name]____ (we don’t necessarily know ahead of time who will be reading, so this one part where it’s OK to let SpokenLayer fill in the blank) and here are the top headlines from the Baltimore Sun for Monday, March 16th.

Good morning. Today’s forecast calls a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the morning and again in the afternoon, with a high near 72 and a low of around 38 at night. As the novel coronavirus continues to cause widespread cancellations, closures and postponements of major events, daily life in Maryland is slowing to a halt.