Coronavirus Closings: The Maryland Zoo In Baltimore Closed Friday, Will Reopen Saturday
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is closed Friday but plans to reopen Saturday due to the coronavirus.
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The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is closed Friday but plans to reopen Saturday due to the coronavirus.
Here are the latest closings, cancellations and postponements due to the coronavirus.
Upper Chesapeake Health, a part of the University of Maryland Medical System, is offering testing of pre-screened, physician-ordered coronavirus patients starting Friday.
A "military retiree dependent" tested positive for coronavirus at Joint Base Andrews this week, a military official said.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan activated the National Guard Thursday and announced more restrictions after 12 residents test positive for coronavirus -- including one community transmission case.
Doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore have created their own coronavirus test they hope will help address the need for more testing for the virus.
Three more people died due to cold weather in Maryland between March 3 and March 9, bringing the seasonal total to 42, according to the state health department's latest report.
Here's what we know about coronavirus in Maryland.
Maryland hospitals have started setting up triage tents to prepare for a potential increase in patients due to coronavirus.
The run on sanitation supplies is affecting public schools in Baltimore.
All masses will be limited to 250 people, and archdiocesan schools will be closed during Maryland public school's closure.
At a news conference Thursday afternoon, officials announced all public schools in the state will be closed next week and through Friday, March 27. School-sanctioned travel is also canceled.
Two ships scheduled to return to port are exempt, and all passengers coming in must be screened.
Northam advised all Virginians to avoid large gatherings "for the time being."
Mayor Jack Young Thursday announced a ban on all city permitted events with more than 250 attendants in Baltimore amid the coronavirus pandemic.