Coronavirus Latest: Weis Markets To Check All Employees' Temperatures Before Their Shifts
Grocery store chain Weis Markets has begun checking all employees' temperatures before they start their shifts, the company said Tuesday.
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Grocery store chain Weis Markets has begun checking all employees' temperatures before they start their shifts, the company said Tuesday.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced $1.6 million in grants for Maryland companies making personal protective equipment during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lidl is set to open up its third location in Baltimore County by mid-2021, the supermarket chain announced Tuesday.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam said Monday he is open to the idea of opening businesses in southwest Virginia before the rest of the state as he weighs when coronavirus restrictions can be lifted.
Convenience store chain Sheetz is offering first responders and health care workers free coffee amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Officials announced Saturday the vendor of the new one-stop Maryland unemployment website will temporarily take down the application due to technical issues.
Maryland's statewide gas price average has been under $2 for three weeks now as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Gov. Larry Hogan is hoping to lift the stay at home order sometime in May as long as the state's number of coronavirus-related deaths and hospitalizations begin a downward trend.
Dr. Tom Inglesby of Johns Hopkins said in a press conference Friday that the public will have to continue to wear face coverings in public when stay at home orders are lifted to limit the spread of COVID-19.
The new one-stop Maryland unemployment that launched Friday has been fixed after reporting multiple issues earlier in the day, Gov. Larry Hogan said.
The GIANT company is hiring another 3,000 workers to keep up with demand.
Gov. Hogan says restaurants will open sooner than bars in Maryland, but will have to adjust for safety.
More than 45,000 unemployment claims were filed in Maryland last week, according to state officials.
To help people struggling to get their next meal in Baltimore, the nonprofit group World Central Kitchen will expand its food relief operations in the city.
As a thank you to first responders and frontline workers, many businesses are giving away free meals or discounted meals in the Baltimore area.
