Survey: 35% Of Marylanders Skeptical Of Future COVID-19 Vaccine
Gov. Larry Hogan says he's ready to fast track the distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine once it's approved.
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Gov. Larry Hogan says he's ready to fast track the distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine once it's approved.
Slightly more than half of US adults -- 54% -- now say that they know someone who has been hospitalized or died due to Covid-19, according to a new survey from the Pew Research Center.
Masks are "critical" to controlling the spread of coronavirus, and that includes at home sometimes, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday.
In the nearly two weeks since Gov. Larry Hogan announced the deployment of "High Visibility Compliance Units" across the state, Maryland State Police say they've received about 1,600 complaints they've passed to local authorities.
Maryland added nearly 3,800 new COVID-19 cases Friday, the largest single-day new case total since the pandemic began, data from the state's health department showed.
As two coronavirus vaccines are expected to receive federal approval in a matter of weeks and cases continue to spike across the U.S., medical experts are still trying to learn more about how the vaccine may affect pregnant women.
Just days before his inauguration, Baltimore mayor-elect Brandon Scott said he is self-quarantining after potentially being exposed to COVID-19.
Sticking with the recommendations from the CDC, Gov. Larry Hogan said when a COVID-19 vaccine is approved, certain essential healthcare workers will be the first to get it.
Montgomery County is hoping to help some of the hardest-hit areas by giving out 4,000 PPE kits.
A team from Johns Hopkins University is among five finalists in a global challenge to design a better mask amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Maryland lawmakers announced Thursday more than $1.4 million in federal funding to support Baltimore County's COVID-19 emergency response efforts at schools.
Howard County government is taking a data-driven approach as they look to see what has been working to protect first responders during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Today, many music venues remain closed or are running at limited capacities, which can be a significant financial strain for musicians and business owners.
A Baltimore City Department of Public Works supervisor has died after contracting COVID-19, the department said Thursday afternoon.
Maryland's COVID-19 positivity rate continued to climb Thursday as the state recorded more than 2,000 new cases and 48 new deaths, data from the state's health department showed.
