Maryland's Reopening 'Paused' Due To Latest Increases In COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations, Hogan Says
Further reopening plans for Maryland amid the coronavirus are "paused" in place, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
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Further reopening plans for Maryland amid the coronavirus are "paused" in place, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
Effective July 31, Marylanders must wear a mask or face-covering in public areas of businesses and buildings and in outdoor public areas when it is not possible to maintain social distancing.
Gov. Larry Hogan said during a press conference Wednesday most people in Maryland who have recently tested positive for COVID-19 went to family gatherings, house parties and outdoor events.
Baseball has a different feel this year without fans in the stands amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A former state lawmaker who helped create Maryland's medical marijuana industry was sentenced on Wednesday to two years in prison for taking bribes for legislative favors, including votes to benefit a medical marijuana company.
Police are investigating after a 37-year-old man was killed in a shooting in south Baltimore Wednesday night.
Public school students in Frederick County will attend classes virtually for the fall semester of the 2020-2021 school year.
Police in Baltimore County are investigating after a man was shot in Nottingham Wednesday night.
Before their home opener against the New York Yankees Wednesday, the Orioles honored Mo Gaba as the 10th man.
A 15-year-old and two other adults were arrested and charged after several people were allegedly stabbed during a fight in Towson Monday night.
A Carroll County woman will spend seven years in prison after she plead guilty to animal cruelty charges back in October.
Beloved Baltimore sports superfan Mo Gaba passed away Tuesday night at the age of 14 after his fourth battle with cancer.
A panel of agency leaders and state organizations is continuing to call on Gov. Larry Hogan to implement mail-in ballots instead of in-person polling places for the general election in November.
A local photographer is joining a nationwide effort to help out the millions of Americans who are unemployed by taking free headshots.
Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises pledged Tuesday that every student will have a device for the upcoming academic year.
