The number of Marylanders who enrolled in health coverage for 2023 through the state insurance exchange increased slightly from last year, to a record 182,166, the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange announced.

Drinking can make the good times even better and help get through the bad times, but as anyone who has ever had a splitting hangover knows, alcohol can be extremely hard on the body. Hangovers pass, but when alcohol is consumed at excessive levels regularly it can take a serious toll.

Dr. Louis E. Grenzer Sr., a retired Baltimore cardiologist who wrote a study guide for the cardiology board exam, died Jan. 3. He was 81.

Dr. Barbara Migeon, a pioneer in genetic science who spent over sixty years working at the Johns Hopkins University died of heart failure in her Roland Park home Jan. 14. She was 91.

Civil rights organizations and advocates representing three Maryland teens are challenging the state’s oversight of medical records for foster children receiving psychotropic drugs, according to a new federal lawsuit.

View visualizations of Maryland COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, testing, positivity rate and vaccinations.

Some medical cannabis companies are reviewing their budgets, freezing hiring and trying to hold steady until Maryland’s recreational cannabis industry starts — and hopefully kicks off a surge in business.

Gov. Wes Moore began his first full day in office by releasing funds approved by the General Assembly but withheld under the administration of former Gov. Larry Hogan.