Coronavirus Latest: Nearly 40K COVID-19 Cases In Maryland, Hospitalizations Still Down
There are more than 39,500 coronavirus cases and over 1,900 deaths reported in Maryland, according to new state data.
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There are more than 39,500 coronavirus cases and over 1,900 deaths reported in Maryland, according to new state data.
The volunteers will give assistance including maintaining daily hygiene routines, preparing meals, picking up groceries or medications, or connecting virtually with health care providers.
In April, the state had reported 71,000 tests had been administered in the state. Now, a month later, that number has more than doubled.
Nearly 31,000 residents have signed up since the period began in March with Gov. Larry Hogan's announcement of a state-of-emergency in Maryland.
A number of celebrities and local dignitaries, some of whom also happen to be alumni, offered their congratulations to Towson University's Class of 2020 Monday as week-long "Celebration of Graduates" kicks off.
Aberdeen Police are looking for missing 14-year-old JaDon Lewis.
The officer, who will be named at a later time, has been placed on routine administrative leave.
Officials are citing their number of cases and lack of testing as enough reason to stay closed.
The building will be closed to allow for proper cleaning of the courthouse building.
Southern Maryland and the lower Eastern Shore have the best chance of receiving any rain associated with Tropical Storm Arthur.
He now says the board "must have an open, public meeting," no later than Tuesday to address and update Baltimore voters on the status of their ballots.
Police said the suspect has been shot, is still alive and currently in custody.
A woman was critically injured in a shooting in west Baltimore Sunday morning, police said.
A person tried to light a car on fire outside a hotel in Aberdeen Sunday morning, the state fire marshal's office said.
