Coronavirus In Maryland: Businesses, Residents Adapt To 'New Normal'
As the number of coronavirus cases continues to climb, people in Maryland and across the country are being forced to make changes to their everyday lives.
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As the number of coronavirus cases continues to climb, people in Maryland and across the country are being forced to make changes to their everyday lives.
Maryland lawmakers are scheduled to take up an emergency measure to address the new coronavirus.
Gov. Larry Hogan Saturday announced new measures designed to make child care access easier for first responders and other "critical personnel" during Maryland's coronavirus-related state of emergency.
The Maryland Department of Health and CDC recently confirmed through testing that a provider at The Johns Hopkins Hospital has the coronavirus.
A number of public school systems across Maryland announced Friday they will provide free lunches for students while schools are closed for two weeks due to coronavirus concerns.
Infectious disease experts at Johns Hopkins have a possible solution to keeping COVID-19 under control.
Anne Arundel County Public Schools will provide free lunch for its students while schools are closed for two weeks due to coronavirus concerns.
The race is on to find a vaccine for coronavirus.
Health officials reported several new coronavirus cases in the Baltimore region—including patients in Baltimore County, Anne Arundel County and Carroll County.
Officials announced Friday that Maryland state courts will be closed to the public for three weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Howard County officials discussed their plans Friday to slow the coronavirus spread in the county.
There are 19 positive coronavirus cases in Maryland, according to the latest numbers from the state health department.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Friday that while the state and the country are still seeing a shortage of coronavirus tests, now is not the time to place blame but rather to focus on stopping the spread of the virus.
Baltimore City Schools officials discussed what parents, students and staff should expect during the two-week closure of city public schools.
Carroll County officials are declaring a local state of emergency after the county reported its first positive case of coronavirus Friday.
