Coronavirus Latest: Suspect Tests Negative After Claiming To Have Tested Positive For Virus, Baltimore Police Say
The suspect was tested for the virus, and the results came back negative.
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The suspect was tested for the virus, and the results came back negative.
Archbishop William Lori said the decision wasn't made lightly but it was necessary, and as church bells rang at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen, parking lots and pews sat empty.
The county has activated its Emergency Operations Center in response.
A Loyola University Maryland student has tested positive for COVID-19, the university announced Sunday evening.
In an effort to encourage social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic, several businesses in Fells Point are voluntarily closing effective Sunday night.
In a news release, the Virginia Department of Health and the Peninsula Health District reported the death of the man, who had been hospitalized.
Howard County officials announce their first coronavirus case in the county Sunday.
Israel approved emergency measures Sunday that allow the government to track the movements of those infected with the coronavirus using their cellphone data and other technologies.
Police are searching for a missing 27-year-old Baltimore woman.
The legislature will condense the session into three days, working until Wednesday.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young said the city's first case of coronavirus was via community transmission, meaning the person did not contract the illness abroad.
A stabbing and four separate shootings occur overnight in Baltimore City, according to Baltimore City Police.
Five more people have been confirmed to have COVID-19 in Maryland, bringing the total now to 31 on Sunday, according to the Maryland Health Department.
Baltimore reported its first coronavirus case Saturday night.
