Maryland Weather: Freeze Watch Issued For Parts Of State Early Friday
A freeze watch has been issued for parts of the state overnight Thursday.
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A freeze watch has been issued for parts of the state overnight Thursday.
Snow fell in Western Maryland overnight as temperatures dropped into the 30s.
There are now nearly 11,000 coronavirus cases and nearly 400 deaths in Maryland, according to new data released Thursday morning.
Earlier in April, the deadlines were extended as a result of the coronavirus and the new tax filing deadline.
A 26-year-old Glen Burnie man was arrested in an alleged armed robbery spree of delivery drivers near his home, police say.
The child was not injured.
In the last week, 61,770 more Marylanders filed for unemployment- compared to nearly 85,000 the week before, the week ending on March 27.
There are nine residents and two employees who tested positive for COVID-19, the center confirmed, and 20 residents in isolation.
If you've been furloughed, laid off or just looking for a job during the coronavirus pandemic, the Baltimore mayor's Office of Employment Development has a growing list of businesses hiring in the city.
U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams tweeted Wednesday the appropriate way in which to wear a face covering to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
The order will go into effect on Saturday at 7 a.m., the governor said.
There are 170 confirmed cases of coronavirus at the FutureCare senior care facility in Lochearn, which attributes to the 223 COVID-19 cases reported in the 21215 zip code.
Many local farms have seen an increased demand for their products during the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Larry Hogan recognized a key member of his team Wednesday who has been working hard to keep all Marylanders informed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Explaining to children what is happening in the world right now amid the coronavirus pandemic can be very tough.
