COVID-19 In Maryland: Second Highest Daily Case Total Reported Friday At More Than 3.5K New Cases
The second-highest daily case total over the span of the coronavirus pandemic was reported Friday in Maryland, according state health officials.
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The second-highest daily case total over the span of the coronavirus pandemic was reported Friday in Maryland, according state health officials.
Experts offer tips on how to stick to those New Year's resolutions.
The Maryland Department of Health is working with regional and federal partners to test patient samples for infection with the new variant of the coronavirus.
When 2020 dawned, we didn't know the terrible suffering the year would bring: 5,727 Marylanders lost their lives to COVID-19.
2020 was a taxing year for healthcare workers, many of whom spent countless hours inside hospitals fighting an invisible monster: COVID-19. As the year comes to an end, they're looking forward to what 2021 may bring.
Many have taken up some new pandemic hobbies like making sourdough bread or other crafts. For some of you, your workout regimen may have fallen by the wayside, but gyms around Maryland are getting ready to help you get back to the gym safely.
January is National Blood Donor Month, and to mark the event, the American Red Cross and Dunkin' are teaming up to give thousands of people who donate blood some free coffee.
There were nearly 3,000 new coronavirus cases reported Thursday in the state of Maryland, according to new numbers shared by the health department.
After two days of court hearings on Anne Arundel County's suspension of indoor dining, the lawsuit was dismissed and County Executive Steuart Pittman will allow 25% indoor dining capacity.
Gov. Larry Hogan said there are no signs that a new, more contagious strain of COVID-19 that has now been found in two states is in Maryland.
Two Baltimore City restaurants are temporarily closing while indoor dining is halted in Baltimore City.
The Baltimore Ravens announced Wednesday the team has placed punter Sam Koch on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
Every Maryland hospital, nursing home and local health department has gotten initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday morning, though the number of people vaccinated lags behind the number of vaccines the state has gotten.
2020 was not a year without its trials and hardships and it will forever be intertwined with a global pandemic.
A 911 specialist with the Baltimore City Fire Department has died from COVID-19 related symptoms, officials announced Wednesday.
