Kaiser Permanente Announces Additional Changes Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Kaiser Permanente announced Friday it is making significant changes in an effort to help the health system and community amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Kaiser Permanente announced Friday it is making significant changes in an effort to help the health system and community amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Religious leaders across Maryland are adapting to new ways to reach the masses under orders from Governor Hogan limiting public gatherings.
The Harford County Sheriff's Office announced Friday its first positive coronavirus case within its sworn ranks.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced Friday an essential pay program for first responders and other essential public-facing employees amid the coronavirus pandemic.
While many people are spending more time at home amid the coronavirus pandemic, some animal shelters said they are noticing an uptick in adoption interest.
Mayor Jack Young announced Friday the start of construction of a new community-based COVID-19 drive-thru screening site at the Pimlico Race Course parking lot.
The energy companies announced a donation to multiple Maryland-area nonprofits in addition to some updates on their service disconnection and late payment charge policies.
Seventeen cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed within the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services system as of Friday morning, the department said.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is asking all Marylanders, regardless of faith, to take a moment to pray Sunday around noon for all those healthcare and essential employers working on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic as well as the sick and those that have passed away.
Wegmans is making a number of changes to its operations amid the coronavirus pandemic, including limiting the number of customers allowed inside stores.
There are now 2,758 cases of coronavirus in Maryland, state health officials report Friday morning
A new survey released by WalletHub ranks the impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on the economy of each state across the country.
The Maryland based apparel company is doing what it can to help provide support for healthcare workers and the Baltimore community in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland is getting ready for a probable surge in coronavirus cases in the state and is in desperate need of some equipment.
Baltimore city manufacture interested in making personal protective equipment (PPE) can now get some fund to help them with start-up costs.
