COVID In Maryland: More Than 1.3K Hospitalized As 1.6K New Cases Reported
More than 1,300 Marylanders are hospitalized with COVID-19 as the state reports another day of more than 1,600 new cases in the state.
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More than 1,300 Marylanders are hospitalized with COVID-19 as the state reports another day of more than 1,600 new cases in the state.
Four Native American tribes on Louisiana's Gulf Coast requested United Nations assistance this year to force action by the U.S. government on invading salt. Their formal complaint cited "climate-forced displacement'' and said saltwater had poisoned their land, their crops and their medicinal plants.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan expanded a travel advisory urging residents to avoid any non-essential out of state travel to state's with high positivity rates.
Maryland is launching a COVID-19 compliance team to further enforce coronavirus restrictions as cases continue to surge in the state and has no sign of letting up.
Baltimore City Council President-Elect Nick Mosby and Mayor-Elect Brandon Scott are changing their inauguration festivities.
After several days of single-day new coronavirus case counts surpassing 2,000, Maryland reported more than 1,600 new coronavirus cases Monday
Multiple positive coronavirus tests has led the Ravens to shut down their facility, including two of the teams running backs.
No one was injured Monday night after a freight train derailed in North Baltimore, City Fire officials say.
Gov. Larry Hogan dismissed claims Monday about the confrontation revolving around the COVID-19 tests Maryland bought from South Korea months ago being faulty.
Baltimore City will not collect trash on Thanksgiving Day, and all DPW offices, yards and Community Collection Centers will be closed.
A man seen forcefully exhaling on two women outside President Donald Trump's Virginia golf course has been charged with assault.
During a press conference Monday, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said in some ways "we are in worse shape" and that the "spike of the curve is higher than it was" in the spring.
Anyone with information as to this person's identity should call the Baltimore Police Department at (410) 396-2422 or dial 911.
AAA says of those who do plan to travel this Thanksgiving, 74% of them will be driving, so there still could be traffic in some areas.
Gov. Larry Hogan and other state leaders held a remembrance ceremony Monday for all those who lost their lives to impaired driving.
