Paca House Gives Baltimore's Vulnerable Veterans, Homeless A Place To Call Home
The Paca House is not only a new home for some of Baltimore's veterans, but it can also help them grow and become self-reliant so they can get back on their feet.
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The Paca House is not only a new home for some of Baltimore's veterans, but it can also help them grow and become self-reliant so they can get back on their feet.
Seventy-three people have tested negative for COVID-19 or the coronavirus, the state health department said Monday.
Nine Towson University students and a staff member are self-quarantining after attending a conference in Washington, D.C. at which at least two attendees tested positive for the coronavirus.
A dozen Marylanders were on board the Grand Princess cruise ship that had been docked off the coast of California due to numerous coronavirus cases, Gov. Larry Hogan said Monday afternoon.
A Baltimore travel agent is urging people to abide by the State Department's travel recommendations as the coronavirus continues to spread across the globe.
With five cases of coronavirus confirmed in Maryland and the number worldwide topping 110,000, Gov. Larry Hogan Monday said all out-of-state travel for state employees is being canceled.
Two more people tested positive for coronavirus in Maryland Sunday, bringing the total number of positive cases to five across the state.
Got a cruise planned out of Port of Baltimore? Well, you may want to rethink it if you have an underlying condition.
Harford County had its first positive coronavirus case, as Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced two new positive coronavirus tests Sunday evening.
Officials in Virginia believe they have discovered a second case of coronavirus in the state.
A prominent Episcopal church in Washington suspended all activities Sunday after announcing that one of its senior leaders was the first person in the nation's capital to test positive for the coronavirus.
Coronavirus cases are climbing in the US, but health officials maintain one of the best ways to prevent it from spreading is by washing your hands.
Marylanders covered by CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield won't have to pay for medically necessary tests related to the coronavirus, the healthcare company said Saturday.
A man in his 50s tested positive Saturday for coronavirus — the first presumptively confirmed case in the nation's capital — and another person who traveled through the city has also tested positive in Maryland, officials said.
A person who attended the Conservative Political Action Conference in Prince George's County has a confirmed case of coronavirus, Gov. Larry Hogan's office said Saturday evening.
