A Baltimore community group that has been feeding families and helping teens get jobs is being evicted.

While restaurants in Montgomery County are now required to gather contact tracing information from patrons, a number of restaurants in the greater Baltimore area are already doing the same.

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The Spanish newspaper El País recently gauged the risk of aerosol-based coronavirus infection in a variety of scenarios.

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Maryland's new coronavirus restrictions took effect at 5 p.m. Wednesday, limiting capacity at restaurants and encouraging residents to avoid out-of-state travel.

The yellow Lab now has two bronze statues that have been made in his honor.

The final breakdown awaits the outcome of races in Alaska, Georgia and North Carolina.

Baltimore City is set to reopen some schools while other districts are hitting pause.

Gov. Larry Hogan will provide a coronavirus update Thursday to "discuss additional investments and initiatives to protect the health and safety of Marylanders."

Advocates for the homeless in Baltimore City want Mayor Jack Young to do more to protect a population that's already vulnerable from the spread of the coronavirus.

Fire crews are investigating what caused a large fire at a seafood carryout in south Baltimore.

Two Maryland Navy veterans are grateful to be alive after battles earlier this year with the coronavirus.

Underground Pizza is expanding from a ghost kitchen to a 2,300-square-foot shop at Baltimore's Power Plant Live by the end of the year.

With coronavirus cases rising, what your Thanksgiving dinner table will look like is still in question. WBAL-TV 11 News spoke with one farmer who says the main course will likely be a different size.

She didn't get the man's name in the chaos of the moment, but he urged her to pay it forward.

The University of Maryland football game against Ohio State that was planned for Saturday is canceled.

The shipping company is lifting several of its longstanding strict rules on the personal appearance of its employees who interact with the public — mostly its army of delivery drivers.

For her most recent 90th, Nancy Blycker enjoyed indoor skydiving and a plane ride.

Maria Burciaga de Manquera and Jose Manquera both recently died of COVID-19 complications just about 10 days apart from one another.

Brian Jack's coronavirus diagnosis adds to a growing list of individuals in President Donald Trump's orbit to have contracted the virus in recent weeks.

Men who have made allegations of abuse by former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick expressed shock, outrage and anger after an internal Vatican report revealed the scale of what was known about the clergyman’s behavior and what was ignored.

One in every 107 people in Iowa tested positive for COVID-19 in the past week.

Experts say it's not always easy to spot.

Ten people were evacuated safely Wednesday morning from a west Baltimore school, according to the city firefighters union.

Meteorologist Taylor Grenda says we won't see any breaks in the rain Wednesday afternoon.

Dunkaroos Cookie Dough is coming to stores nationwide later this month for a limited time. They come with sugar cookie dough, icing and sprinkles.

In the last 10 years, the city of Milwaukee has spent more than $40 million in settlements for officer misconduct.

The 229th Army Band Maryland National Guard celebrates Veterans Day with a performance in Pikesville.

The husband of Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, Doug Emhoff, plans to leave his private law practice by Inauguration Day to focus on White House duties.