Baltimore Mayor Scott Asks To Buy 300K Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccines Directly To City
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is asking Johnson & Johnson to sell 300,000 of its vaccine doses directly to the City as soon as they are approved by the FDA.
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Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is asking Johnson & Johnson to sell 300,000 of its vaccine doses directly to the City as soon as they are approved by the FDA.
All second-dose COVID-19 vaccine appointments at clinics in Anne Arundel County scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday are being canceled as the county waits for doses to arrive, officials said Monday evening.
Health partners in Baltimore announced a partnership with the city to administer vaccines to older city residents.
Gov. Larry Hogan responded to criticism Monday about the state's vaccination distribution plan.
Nearly two months into the largest vaccine rollout in US history, Instagram continued to prominently feature anti-vaccination accounts in its search results, while Facebook groups railing against vaccines remained easy to find.
Less than 1,000 new coronavirus cases are added Monday morning as hospitalizations go up by 11 overnight.
A new study finds that cases of a more contagious coronavirus variant are rapidly increasing in the United States, and significant community transmission may already be occurring.
Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are getting better across much of the United States. But that progress could quickly reverse if fans celebrate with people who don't live with them, according to health experts.
More than 1,500 more coronavirus cases were reported Sunday morning as state hospitalizations and positivity rate continued their downward trend.
Despite the snowy weather, the state of Maryland said its mass vaccination site at Six Flags America in Prince George's County will remain open Sunday.
Baltimore City Schools has a new tool for parents as the district works toward resuming in-person learning.
For the first time, the Baltimore City Convention Center opened for vaccinations. The line for the new mass vaccination site there started forming in advance of the first appointments at 2 p.m. Friday.
As COVID-19 case numbers and hospitalizations in Baltimore appear to be trending in the right direction, there are concerns from City leaders about people hosting Super Bowl parties.
The Maryland Senate approved about $1.5 billion in pandemic relief on Friday, including direct stimulus payments to low and moderate-income residents.
Spring semester began Tuesday at Johns Hopkins University, and undergrads were almost immediately informed in-person classes were suspended after the University said it detected a "cluster" of COVID-19 cases.
