State Police: 80 People Charged With Violating Governor's Coronavirus-Related Orders In Maryland
Eighty people have been charged for violating Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's coronarvirus-related orders, according to the Maryland State Police.
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Eighty people have been charged for violating Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's coronarvirus-related orders, according to the Maryland State Police.
The Maryland SPCA launched a new program called "Kibble Connection Food Pantry" catered to those who have lost their jobs and are struggling to feed themselves or their families.
A dozen residents at a Baltimore rehabilitation and nursing home have contracted the coronavirus, officials said Monday.
An Ocean City, Maryland, man was killed in a crash on Interstate 70 in Mount Airy Monday afternoon, state police said.
Governor Larry Hogan is directing the Maryland Department of Health to publish COVID-19 data on nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
A 16-year-old girl was struck and killed by a City of Hagerstown dump truck Monday while she was riding a hoverboard, police said.
The University System of Maryland is putting together a "return to campus advisory group" to help determine when students will be able to return to campus amid the coronavirus pandemic.
More than 100 coronavirus patients and health care workers could soon be temporarily moving into a residence hall at Salisbury University, University System of Maryland Chancellor Jay Perman said Monday.
The 250-bed field hospital at the Baltimore Convention Center opened Monday.
One man was killed and another was injured in a shooting in Baltimore's Cherry Hill neighborhood Monday afternoon, police said.
Convenience store chain Sheetz is offering first responders and health care workers free coffee amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Salvation Army has launched a program to bring 10,000 meals to the doorsteps of physically- or medically-homebound seniors amid the coronavirus pandemic.
As health care workers across the country battle the coronavirus, one Maryland doctor -- a diehard Ravens fan -- got the surprise of a lifetime over the weekend.
Organizations like Safe Streets have been on the front lines fighting to keep the violence down, and Monday they were recognized for their efforts.
The University of Maryland School of Nursing has approved an early-exit option for students who want to start working as nurses to bolster the essential workforce during the coronavirus pandemic.
