Maryland Launches Targeted Wastewater Sampling For COVID-19
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Thursday a statewide initiative to sample wastewater as an early warning system of a COVID-19 outbreak in vulnerable communities.
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Gov. Larry Hogan announced Thursday a statewide initiative to sample wastewater as an early warning system of a COVID-19 outbreak in vulnerable communities.
Baltimore County Public Library confirmed Thursday that an employee at its Arbutus Branch has tested positive for COVID-19.
The meal site at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School will be closed Friday due to a potential COVID-19 case, Baltimore City Schools officials announced Thursday.
There's a new mask policy at Costco. The store is dropping its medical exemptions and is now requiring all customers to wear face coverings.
Baltimore City has officially reimplemented some of its restrictions due to a rise in COVID-19 cases.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan expressed his frustration with the bickering in Washington and the fact that Congress has yet to pass a coronavirus relief bill.
COVID-19 isn't stopping other diseases like cancer. That's why experts are saying it's essential to keep up with mammograms.
Despite the recent spike in COVID-19 cases in Maryland, the state's metrics remain better than most of the U.S., Gov. Larry Hogan said during a news conference Thursday evening.
More than 460,000 people signed up for the MD COVID Alert program in the first two days since it launched, Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Thursday that the state would provide the Department of Labor an additional $15 million to help beef up staffing and customer service for residents needing assistance with unemployment or other services.
Harford County officials are following Gov. Larry Hogan's lead when it comes to the health and public safety of its residents and reverted back to 50% capacity inside restaurants and businesses Wednesday.
All in-court hearings and proceedings for the District of Maryland will be suspended starting November 16.
As cases continue to surge across Maryland, Prince George's County is bringing in new restrictions starting Sunday at 5 p.m.
Anne Arundel County is set to add new COVID-19 restrictions in the coming days and weeks, capping indoor dining at bars and restaurants to 25% capacity and increasing social gathering limits.
People lined up at the Baltimore Convention Center to get tested for COVID-19 Wednesday. Many are concerned about their status because of the alarming recent surge in cases across Maryland.
