Royal Farms Donates 20K Pounds Of Food To Maryland Food Bank
Hunger is a continuing concern for Marylanders as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
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Hunger is a continuing concern for Marylanders as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
"It takes a toll because you have this PPE on all day and you can't really interact with the patients. We're so disconnected because we are used to sitting down and talking face to face and you can't do it now," she said
The Ed Reed Foundation is doing its part to make sure families in Baltimore are fed as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
11 Baltimore city-owned parking garages will be open for them to park in for free under a few conditions.
Gov. Larry Hogan extended his executive order prohibiting utility companies from shutting off or charging late fees for residential services, including water, electricity, phone and internet.
No banks or credit unions shall have any "lien upon, or right of setoff" against funds in any customer or member's account, the order said.
The coronavirus testing site at FedEx Field closed Wednesday, but testing will reopen at the Prince George's County health department's Cheverly clinic starting Monday.
Baltimore City Public School is backing a request by the Council of the Great City Schools to the U.S. Congress seeking $200 billion in new funding for local school systems in the next coronavirus relief bill.
Police are investigating after two people were shot in Annapolis on Wednesday.
The grocery chain is getting ready to open its fifth location in Maryland and is looking to fill approximately 110 full and part-time positions.
Eighty-eight people have been charged with violating the governor's coronavirus-related executive orders, Maryland State Police reported Thursday.
By Gov. Larry Hogan's order, the flag will remain at half-staff on Friday for Fallen Heroes Day and Saturday for Healthcare Heroes Day and will return to full-staff by sunset on Sunday.
An 18-year-old woman was charged with handgun violations after she was found to be in possession of an illegal gun.
More than $9 million is being directed to COVID-19 housing relief for Marylanders for tenant-based housing voucher recipients.
Flyovers in Baltimore will start at 11:30 a.m. and last around 15 minutes.
