Coronavirus Latest: More Than 3K Cases Of COVID-19, 57 Deaths Reported In Maryland
There are now 3,125 cases of coronavirus in Maryland, according to the most recent numbers from state officials, and 53 people have died.
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There are now 3,125 cases of coronavirus in Maryland, according to the most recent numbers from state officials, and 53 people have died.
The question whether or not to wear a mask amid the COVID-19 pandemic has been debated a lot recently among officials, but as of Friday, it's been settled.
The FDA has approved a clinical trial that will allow researchers at Johns Hopkins University to test a therapy for COVID-19 that uses plasma from recovering patients.
Fashion designer and Annapolis native Christian Siriano is getting some help in his effort to make masks for healthcare professionals amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Walmart will restrict the number of customers they let inside of its stores starting Saturday due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Carroll County Health Department announced Friday the sixth coronavirus death at Pleasant View Nursing Home in Mount Airy.
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who allegedly attempted to sexually assault a woman in south Baltimore.
Gov. Larry Hogan issued an Executive Order and announced a series of financial relief initiatives Friday in an effort to provide assistance to consumers and small businesses who are facing economic hardships due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Maryland Judiciary has issued two new orders and revised an existing order further restricting court operations.
Casinos across the state still raked in some cash in March despite having to close halfway through the month because of the coronavirus.
One local business, Route One Apparel, is giving back amid the coronavirus pandemic while also trying to help all of us get through it with some smiles.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced Friday that the city has seen a 42 percent increase of positive COVID-19 cases since Wednesday.
Defenders throughout the State of Maryland have filed an application petitioning the Court of Appeals for the mass release of children in juvenile jails and prisons amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Weis Markets announced Friday it is installing protection panels on all registers, customer service desks and pharmacy counters in an effort to protect customers and associates from COVID-19.
The University of Maryland Baltimore and small businesses are teaming up to give a smile to the people who are keeping us safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
