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We have all been forced to make some changes amid the coronavirus pandemic, but that doesn't mean we can't still celebrate the special occasions.
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We have all been forced to make some changes amid the coronavirus pandemic, but that doesn't mean we can't still celebrate the special occasions.
Comptroller Peter Franchot is reminding business owners that they are not required to submit Maryland Sales & Use Tax for April until June 1 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
One urgent care in Maryland will now be offering rapid testing for coronavirus.
The site is also in the ZIP code with the largest concentration of cases in the city.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced will now break down the information by zip code, and introduced a dashboard on the city's website for people to see the COVID-19 case data in real time.
Police have arrested a second person in a February murder in Parkville.
This week, the county is set to purchase 23,100 frozen, prepacked meals to distribute to food insecure residents at 30 sites across the county, over double the previous amount of sites- 11.
During a press conference Friday, Gov. Larry Hogan said a decision has not yet been made about whether or not public schools in Maryland will remain closed through the end of the 2019-2020 school year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A Georgia bar owner struggling to pay her employees during the cornavirus pandemic is showing a dollar bill can go a long way.
The person was extricated and is conscious and breathing.
An investigation has determined the actions of the Westminster police officers involved in a shooting in the city last week were "legally justified."
The Baltimore Spirits Company announced they are going to roll out some merchandise to help bring relief to local service workers furloughed or laid off by the coronavirus pandemic.
While countless employers are laying people off amid the economic slump caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. Postal Service is hiring for a number of jobs in Maryland and beyond.
The ACLU argues in the lawsuit the surveillance system could present a threat to citizen's individual rights to privacy, under the First and Fourth Amendment.
There are over 5,000 cases in Maryland.
