Coronavirus Latest: USNS Comfort, Once Docked In Baltimore, Headed To New York
The naval hospital ship USNS Comfort departed for New York on Saturday amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The naval hospital ship USNS Comfort departed for New York on Saturday amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Baltimore city officials have removed sports equipment -- including basketball court rims and tennis court nets -- from city parks and closed playgrounds to slow the spread of coronavirus.
There are now over 1,000 cases of coronavirus in Maryland, and 10 people have died as a result of the virus.
The Baltimore Convention Center will serve as a field hospital as the number of coronavirus cases grow in Maryland.
One local business owner bought dinner for a Hopkins team despite struggling to keep his business afloat.
Two men were injured and one man was killed in three separate shootings overnight Saturday in Baltimore.
Expect a damp Saturday with heavy downpours and thunderstorms possible throughout the morning.
Members of the station who were exposed are self-quarantining.
Newborn babies could be separated from their mothers after birth to help prevent the spread of coronavirus, under new CDC guidelines. A doctor from Johns Hopkins said skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding could result in an exposure.
As the nation deals with a shortage of medical supplies amid the coronavirus pandemic, some local businesses are stepping up to help.
Baltimore city officials hired squeegee kids to help during the coronavirus pandemic.
Police are investigating after a man suffered a graze wound to the head in a shooting in east Baltimore.
New research by Johns Hopkins will look at blood plasma therapy to treat positive coronavirus patients.
The travel industry has been hit very hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
Horseshoe Casino donated nearly 8,000 gloves to Baltimore City's Emergency Management Office during the coronavirus pandemic.
The City of Baltimore is making it easy to donate much-needed medical supplies to first responders amid the coronavirus pandemic.
With the flood of COVID-19 cases in Maryland, medical professionals need to be at work more urgently now than ever, but many have seen their child care evaporate or become more uncertain.
While the restaurant industry has taken a big hit amid the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses have closed, leaving workers out of jobs.
In an effort to reach as many families as possible, the survey will be sent via call, text, email and social media.
Pratt Libraries will remain closed through the state of emergency, library officials announced Friday, but are offering a number of services to help the unemployed find jobs, students with online learning and tutoring and even making 3D printed protective gear for healthcare workers. That's in addition to the eLibrary being operational 24/7.
Included in the funding is $500,000 for groups in the Baltimore area.
T. Rowe Price donated more than 130,000 N95 masks to a number of U.S. hospitals, including Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore, to help health care workers treating coronavirus.
Two are Baltimore City Fire Department EMS providers and the third is a member of the Baltimore Police Department.
Many people across the country are working remotely amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The United States now leads the world in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases, according to the Johns Hopkins University & Medicine Coronavirus Resource Center.
