Maryland Receives Nearly $16M In Federal Funding To Support Local Health Centers During Coronavirus Pandemic
Nearly $16 million in federal funding is headed to Maryland to support community health centers during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Nearly $16 million in federal funding is headed to Maryland to support community health centers during the coronavirus pandemic.
A Maryland group of Chinese Americans from Howard and Montgomery counties were motivated to help out in the struggle to get PPE after they saw how bad the pandemic was in China.
Early information from some metro areas across the U.S. shows COVID-19 is more deadly for African-Americans than other groups.
People who start smoking young are more likely to smoke daily as adults and find it much, much harder to quit.
Uber and Lyft drivers are still on the street round the clock getting essential employees to and from work during the coronavirus pandemic.
he coronavirus pandemic has left many in the Baltimore area concerned about where their next meal may be coming from. For those struggling with such food insecurity, Hotel Revival, located in downtown Baltimore is looking to help.
If you're going for a drive to get out of the house during the coronavirus pandemic, don't go to Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
There are 5,529 cases of coronavirus in Maryland, according to numbers released Wednesday morning, and 124 people have died.
If you're wanting to get outside for some fresh air, there's one more thing on a long list of things you can't do: go horseback riding in a Maryland State Park.
The partnership will deliver diapers to families across the city starting April 9.
Starting Wednesday, Harris Teeter will begin limiting the number of customers in their stores.
Giant announced Tuesday two new social distancing policies being put into effect across all of its stores in an effort to keep customers and employees safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Carroll County Health Department announced Tuesday three additional deaths at Pleasant View Nursing Home in Mount Airy as a result of the coronavirus.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday that the state has shipped out 500 ventilators, including some to Maryland.
