Our world has changed dramatically in the past few weeks. Thanks to modern technology, however, we are managing to weather the changes.

With Easter and Passover fast approaching, Baltimore-area ministers and rabbis are drawing on every resource they can to provide services for their flocks as coronavirus-related lockdowns expand across the region.

By Jonathan M. Pitts

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The president of the Maryland Senate and the speaker of the state House are calling on Gov. Larry Hogan to explore offering in-person voting as an option during the June primary.

A look at the Howard County girls basketball stat leaders for scoring average, 3-pointers, free-throw percentage, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks during the 2019-20 season.

Business owners across Howard County and the state are trying to stay afloat in a spiraling economy, while doing what they can to help during the coronavirus pandemic.

A look at what’s canceled, postponed or changed in Howard County and Laurel due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Amid the coronavirus health emergency, the Howard County budget season presses on, including with a three-hour virtual public hearing Monday night at which most of the testimony fixated on the school system's budget.

Following an executive order from Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan halting on-premise dining in the state, many Howard County and Laurel restaurants have special options for pickup or delivery.

A man in his 80s is the second resident of a Mount Airy nursing home to die amid a coronavirus outbreak there, the Carroll County Health Department said Monday.

The day after the Howard County Health Department announced the county’s first deaths from the coronavirus, a retirement community in Columbia said one of the victims was a resident.

Maryland prison officials confirmed its first cases of coronavirus, saying two non-correctional contract employees and one inmate have tested positive for COVID-19.

The Howard County Public School System will begin online learning for elementary students April 20 after previously not setting a date for virtual instruction to start for the district’s youngest students.