Coronavirus Latest: 4 Montgomery Co. Fire And Rescue Service Personnel Test Positive For COVID-19
Four Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service personnel have tested positive for COVID-19, according to officials.
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Four Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service personnel have tested positive for COVID-19, according to officials.
The travel industry has been hit very hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
Horseshoe Casino donated nearly 8,000 gloves to Baltimore City's Emergency Management Office during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The City of Baltimore is making it easy to donate much-needed medical supplies to first responders amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Three nursing homes in Montgomery County are enhancing infection control procedures after staff members and residents tested positive for COVID-19.
All spring 2020 undergraduate and graduate courses will be graded as satisfactory/fail at the University of Maryland, College Park, unless the student elects otherwise.
With the flood of COVID-19 cases in Maryland, medical professionals need to be at work more urgently now than ever, but many have seen their child care evaporate or become more uncertain.
The employee was not feeling well on Wednesday, March 25, and was sent home. The employee later tested positive for COVID-19.
As Marylanders stay close to home and vehicle usage has dropped amid the coronavirus pandemic, demand for gasoline and gas prices have also dropped.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh joined a coalition of 27 attorneys general calling on the U.S. Department of Education to provide federal student loan borrowers with emergency measures to help in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
While the restaurant industry has taken a big hit amid the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses have closed, leaving workers out of jobs.
In an effort to reach as many families as possible, the survey will be sent via call, text, email and social media.
All child care providers in Maryland except those serving essential personnel need to close by the end of the day Friday, officials announced Thursday.
Two first responders in Baltimore County have tested positive for coronavirus.
