Coronavirus Updates: Vulnerable Baltimore Homeless Residents To Be Moved To Motels
Those being relocated include vulnerable Baltimore homeless residents who are over the age of 62 from the city's three emergency shelters to motels.
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Those being relocated include vulnerable Baltimore homeless residents who are over the age of 62 from the city's three emergency shelters to motels.
There are now 4,045 cases of coronavirus in Maryland, according to the most recent numbers from state officials. There are also 91 reported deaths in the state from the virus.
Two more "drive-thru" coronavirus testing sites will open this week at Maryland Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program stations in Howard and Montgomery counties.
Anne Arundel Police are looking for a suspect who cut into the roof of a Maryland pharmacy to steal more than 3,000 Oxycontin pills.
The DJS employee was last working in the facility on March 27 and has been in quarantine ever since, according to Mike Ricci, communications director for Gov. Larry Hogan.
After citizens raised concerns about used gloves and disinfecting wipes being left in shopping carts and on the ground, Maryland officials are reminding residents to dispose of them properly.
Police are searching for an inmate who escaped from a work release facility in Frederick County early Monday morning.
A 49-year-old Severn woman was charged with assault last week after she claimed she infected a woman with coronavirus after she was denied a refund for a tow.
The office is temporarily stopping the paper return processing to reduce the staff required to work on site as the coronavirus spreads across the state.
Throughout the coronavirus outbreak, many have wondered if animals can get the disease. It appears at least some can, according to the Bronx Zoo in New York.
UMMS staff members are getting the appropriate masks to support the new policy, UMMS said in a press release Monday.
Searchers will resume the recovery mission Monday for two missing canoers who disappeared in the waters of the Chesapeake Bay late last week.
As more coronavirus outbreaks are popping up around Maryland nursing homes, Gov. Larry Hogan announced more actions to protect residents and staff.
Friendship Baptist Church estimates a few hundred people turned out for Palm Sunday.
An Anne Arundel County school resource officer surprised a young student who missed his "friend" because schools are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
