Maryland’s governor has secured a windfall of COVID-19 test kits. Some of the state’s low-risk inmates are being released to slow the spread of the Coronavirus. A local community college tries to help its students and the community. And, realistically, how close are we to developing a vaccine?

Maryland’s back-to-school date gets pushed back, again. Baltimore’s mayor asks food delivery apps to lower their fees. The city’s schools superintendent hears from parents about distance learning challenges. Plus, a report about ‘contact tracing,' the next crucial phase of pandemic management.

Governor Hogan lays out crucial steps that must happen before stay-at-home restrictions are eased. What happens when ‘sheltering in place’ actually harms some of our most vulnerable citizens? Baltimore county opens its first COVID-19 testing site, but test-kit shortages limit capacity. And one of our own shares the experience of getting tested.

A new face-covering order is in effect for all Maryland residents. The state’s top judge orders early release for some prisoners. Baltimore’s mayor extends the city’s property tax sales deadline. Hospitals face drug shortages for COVID-19 patients. A first-person story of survival. And a worker shortage signals trouble for Maryland’s crab season.

COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc on Baltimore County's budget. Baltimore City Council tries to address the digital divide. Maryland teachers grapple with I-E-P plans. And Baltimore’s former Health Commissioner shares her personal experience with health workers on the front lines.

Baltimore County’s Executive wants a GM plant reopened to make ventilators. Engineers have figured out how to convert breast pumps into makeshift ventilators. The Maryland Food Bank faces increased demand and logistical complications. And Baltimore City playgrounds are blocked from use.

Maryland’s budget buckles under the weight of COVID-19, as Governor Hogan lays out a financial forecast that includes losses in the billions of dollars. Plus, why are black and brown people in Maryland and across the nation facing a higher risk of contracting Coronavirus?

Counselors use tele-therapy to connect with Baltimore City School kids. The underground drug economy feels the pinch of unstable supply-and-demand realities. Addiction recovery groups support each other at a distance. State unemployment numbers go up. And a hiring freeze is imposed in Baltimore County.

Local budgets in Maryland have been crushed by the Coronavirus pandemic, as taxpayers heard at virtual town meetings last night. It’s a Holy Week for many across the state, so what happens with those big family gatherings? Plus, the uphill battle of debunking COVID-19 rumors.

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan unveils a new initiative for nursing homes overwhelmed by COVID-19. Baltimore City Council takes its first try at virtual meeting. And the Maryland Health Connection offers emergency enrollment for low-cost insurance.