Coronavirus In Maryland: Gov. Hogan Issues Executive Order Requiring Universal Testing Of All Nursing Home Residents, Staff
Gov. Larry Hogan announced he will address Maryland residents in a State press conference at 3 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Gov. Larry Hogan announced he will address Maryland residents in a State press conference at 3 p.m. on Wednesday.
As of Wednesday evening, 516 COVID-19 deaths were tied to the facilities, with all but eight being residents. The remaining cases were employees.
A spokesperson for the NFL said Wednesday that the league is scheduled to start on time despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Whether it's a Zoom meeting, or just a lot of Netflix, more time at home means more screen-time. One thing you may not realize, it's impacting your posture and skin.
Five lots of Benefiber brand prebiotic powder supplements are being recalled due to possible plastic contamination, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says.
The donation will help to feed about 900 families during this uncertain time.
The Maryland Department of Human Services estimates that about 427,000 children will benefit from the program.
In times of crisis, faith can be very important.
The Baltimore Orioles are changing their ticket policy due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Personal protective equipment is critical for those working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Johns Hopkins is working with coronavirus patients to also help them recover from the psychological effects of the illness like post-intensive care syndrome.
Police in Baltimore County are searching for a missing man who was last seen more than two weeks ago.
"These outbreaks are not only a serious public health concern, they're also a potential threat to Maryland's leading agricultural industry, and to our nation's essential food supply chain." Gov. Hogan said.
Ocean City, Maryland's beach and boardwalk will remain closed through at least May 15 or when Gov. Larry Hogan lifts his stay at home order, town officials said Wednesday.
From Table Wine in New York to Quarry Wine & Spirits in Baltimore, wine stores hold on as customers seek refuge from coronavirus.
