Coronavirus Cases: Fort Meade Resident Dies From COVID-19 Complications
A Fort Meade resident passed away from complications that may be related to COVID-19 on Monday.
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A Fort Meade resident passed away from complications that may be related to COVID-19 on Monday.
Just minutes before Gov. Larry Hogan issued his executive order requiring all Marylanders to wear face coverings when in stores and on public transit, Baltimore Mayor Jack Young issued his own executive order advising people to do so.
CAIR is asking the Howard County Police to investigate the circumstances that led to a store security guard at L.A. Mart to Taser a man who wore a face covering while shopping for groceries earlier this month.
"We will be there for you," Gov. Andrew Cuomo said in a press conference Wednesday.
The grants will help small businesses and manufacturers off-set costs as they modify their equipment, buy raw materials and pay their employees to provide PPE.
The IRS has launched a website that gives you the ability to track the status of your economic stimulus payment from the federal government during the coronavirus pandemic.
There are now more than 10,000 coronavirus cases and 349 deaths in Maryland, according to new data released Wednesday morning.
Police said Harris was wanted for allegedly fatally shooting a woman inside of his Chillum apartment on Friday, then setting a fire in the home before fleeing.
Eight members who tested positive previously have recovered and are cleared to go back to work.
Baltimore County Public Schools will air teacher-produced instructional content starting Wednesday, April 15 on television.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young is postponing the city's annual tax sale to July, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Police are looking for information on two suspects for a possible arson after being caught on video throwing an incendiary device into a Canton home late Tuesday night.
Baltimore County is set to open another drive-thru coronavirus clinic on Thursday at the Timonium Fairgrounds. Patients must have a medical order to be tested for COVID-19.
The U.S. Postal Service has had 11 employees from nine facilities in Baltimore test positive for COVID-19.
Police in Prince George's County are looking for a man who allegedly touches two women inappropriately inside two District Heights pharmacies.
