CareFirst Pledges $2M To Community Organizations For COVID-19 Response And Relief
CareFirst announced Tuesday it would contribute $2 million to community non-profit organizations amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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CareFirst announced Tuesday it would contribute $2 million to community non-profit organizations amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Baltimore City's State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby is calling on Gov. Hogan to consider the supervised release of some inmates in order to stop an outbreak of the coronavirus behind bars.
The University of Maryland Medical Center is collaborating with the University of Maryland, Baltimore to host its monthly blood drive in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
LifeBridge Health announced Tuesday it has made hospital visitor policy changes in an effort to contain the spread of COVID-19.
There are many questions on which businesses are deemed "essential" and can stay open amid the coronavirus pandemic.
An employee of the District Court of Maryland in Howard County has tested positive for COVID-19, according to officials.
With millions of Americans in lockdown to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, it's inevitable that some of us are starting to go stir crazy after a few weeks.
The Maryland State Board of Education held a meeting via teleconference Tuesday morning, but due heavy site traffic, the live stream crashed several times leading the board to end the call early.
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A 53-year-old Crownsville man has been charged with 10 counts of possession of child pornography stemming from a nine-month investigation, Anne Arundel County police said Tuesday.
Millions of Americans are working and going to school from home due to the coronavirus pandemic, raising concerns about cybersecurity.
If the business stays closed a full week, Harmon said she and her cousin will lose about $1000 in business. If they stayed closed longer, it will be a big financial hit.
Two Department of the Army civilians who work on Aberdeen Proving Ground tested positive for COVID-19 and are currently in isolation.
Public health officials in the county investigated the case and determined no students or staff are at risk for exposure from the staff member.
Catholic High School in Baltimore is joining a growing list of organizations donating medical supplies to hospitals in need during the coronavirus pandemic.
