'Extremely Disappointing' | Baltimore County Public Schools Cancel Prom, All Senior Activities Due To COVID-19
Baltimore County Public Schools have canceled prom amid the coronavirus pandemic and announced that graduation could be impacted as well.
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Baltimore County Public Schools have canceled prom amid the coronavirus pandemic and announced that graduation could be impacted as well.
It's a beautiful weekend morning at Towson Presbyterian Church. They're boxing up blessings for people in need amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Calling all roller coaster lovers!
April first was "Census Day," a day to promote participation in the 2020 census. But the U.S. census count is being disrupted by the COVID-19 crisis.
A lot of kids are stuck at home with many schools closed because of the coronavirus pandemic. Between school work and entertainment, much of their time is in front of screens.
In Baltimore County, leaders are making sure residents follow the social distancing order during the coronavirus pandemic.
With a stay at home order in place due to the coronavirus pandemic, many local organizations are getting creative with fundraising events they've spent months planning.
Grocery stores are starting to limit the amount of customers allowed inside during the coronavirus pandemic.
Officials said the State Fire Prevention Code does not require a minimum number of entrances into any mercantile store. Stores are permitted to restrict entrances to a smaller number than normal.
Target announced Thursday it will implement additional social distancing measures amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Talbot County announced Saturday its first COVID-19 death and its seventh confirmed case of the virus.
A Prince George's County police officer has tested positive for coronavirus, the police department reported Saturday.
Five residents have tested positive for coronavirus at a Bowie nursing home and rehabilitation facility.
In order to slow the spread of coronavirus in Baltimore city and due to a drop in ridership, city officials have suspended the Harbor Connector maritime services.
A prestigious scientific panel told the White House Wednesday night that research shows coronavirus can be spread not just by sneezes or coughs, but also just by talking, or possibly even just breathing.
