Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Tops 57K Cases, Hospitalizations Dropping
Maryland state officials report there are now 57,482 confirmed cases and 2,616 people have died, up 712 cases and 36 more deaths since Friday morning.
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Maryland state officials report there are now 57,482 confirmed cases and 2,616 people have died, up 712 cases and 36 more deaths since Friday morning.
The Partnership is painting messages of positivity on the plywood.
Towson University President Kim Schatzel announced Friday that the university would convene a committee to review the naming of two residence halls, Paca House and Carroll Hall.
Police have arrested and charged a man who they say assaulted a group of people who were hanging pro-Black Lives Matter flyers along a trail in Bethesda earlier this week.
ACLU of Maryland posted a picture Friday afternoon listing the names of black people they said have been killed in police custody.
Starting at 2 p.m. on Saturday, that portion of the expressway will be closed to through traffic between St. Paul Street and Fayette Street with detours in effect.
Most of Maryland moved into stage two of the governor's coronavirus recovery plan Friday night. But Baltimore City leaders say they are still not ready.
The activities are restricted to individual, voluntary workouts by football student-athletes only, supervised by a select number of sports medicine staff.
Family and friends gathered outside City Hall Friday night to remember the life of Ala'junaye Davis, a 16-year-old girl who was shot and killed last weekend in west Baltimore.
Maryland's six casinos remain closed, and that means revenue and contributions to the State are down more than 20 percent compared to this time last year.
Summer camp will certainly feel a little different this year, but Baltimore City is hoping to keep the fun going.
Even as things begin to reopen across Maryland, life won't completely return to normal until there's a COVID-19 vaccine.
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman announced this week he wants to allocate funding for police body-worn cameras.
A top-ranking State lawmaker in Maryland is proposing sweeping police reform in the wake of George Floyd's death.
The Coast Guard medevaced a man from a container ship over 250 miles off the coast of Ocean City, Maryland, Friday morning.
