'Reopen Maryland' Protest Planned In Annapolis Saturday
A group of Marylanders plan to protest in Annapolis Saturday to reopen the state after Gov. Larry Hogan put the state under "stay at home" order on March 30 due to the coronavirus.
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A group of Marylanders plan to protest in Annapolis Saturday to reopen the state after Gov. Larry Hogan put the state under "stay at home" order on March 30 due to the coronavirus.
A man was struck and killed along I-270 in Frederick County early Thursday.
MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital is preparing in case there is a sudden increase of COVID-19 patients.
Two residents have died as a result of COVID-19 at Keswick Multi-Care Center in Baltimore, a spokesperson has confirmed.
Baltimore City Schools officials addressed the digital divide Thursday through a virtual discussion as thousands of students are still without laptops to use for online school during the coronavirus pandemic.
"I went from first responder to fashion designer," She said.
M&T Bank announced Thursday it has approved a Payroll Protection Program loan for 6,660 businesses in Greater Baltimore, totaling more than $1.3 billion.
It's no secret that Maryland businesses, particularly small businesses, have been hit hard during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Maryland Department of Health announced Thursday it has developed resources and guidance to help Maryland's behavioral health community navigate the COVID-19 pandemic.
While many businesses are struggling nationwide with paying salaries and dealing with layoffs as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the theater industry has been hit particularly hard.
A group of engineers at TechPort in St. Mary's County are working on a way to sterilize personal protective equipment so that it can be used again.
A resident at Stella Maris in Timonium has recently tested positive for COVID-19 and was placed in isolation.
The Baltimore Police Department on Wednesday defended its planned aerial surveillance program, characterizing it as a "remarkable opportunity" for the agency and the city to test a potential crime-fighting tool.
As we know, masks and hand sanitizer have been in high demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
Here in Maryland, more than 730 people have recovered from the coronavirus and have been released from the hospital.
