Comptroller Peter Franchot Urges Gov. Hogan To Use Some Of State's Reserve Fund To Help Small Businesses
Comptroller Peter Franchot urged Gov. Hogan to use some of the $500 million in the state's reserve fund to help small businesses.
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Comptroller Peter Franchot urged Gov. Hogan to use some of the $500 million in the state's reserve fund to help small businesses.
The coronavirus pandemic has canceled just about everything. But, the Turkey Bowl tradition will live on.
In the early months of the coronavirus pandemic, air pollution dropped markedly in Maryland, according to a recent report from the University of Maryland and the state's Department of the Environment.
Baltimore city officials are updating residents about coronavirus in the city.
Maryland reports 492 new coronavirus cases while hospitalizations flatten Wednesday morning.
Maryland announced Tuesday its two-phase distribution plan for a coronavirus vaccine once it is available.
The Baltimore City Schools meal site at Elmer A. Henderson: A Johns Hopkins Partnership School will be closed on Wednesday, October 21, due to a potential case of COVID-19, according to the school system.
The U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics released Tuesday state jobs and unemployment data for the month of September.
Hospitals in Maryland and Virginia have resolved religious discrimination complaints with federal officials over the hospitals' decisions to block clergy access to patients during the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced Tuesday.
Maryland reports 590 new coronavirus cases as hospitalizations jump up Tuesday morning.
One Baltimore attraction won't return this holiday season due to the coronavirus pandemic -- the Inner Harbor Ice Rink.
Four more Marylanders have died from the coronavirus as cases around the state surpass 136,000.
Schools in Harford and Carroll Counties reopened on a limited basis Monday with some students in the classroom for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began.
Election Day is here and amid the COVID-19 pandemic, voting will look much different this year.
Maryland saw 530 new coronavirus cases Sunday as the state did not record any new deaths from the virus, data from the state's health department shows.
The Department of Health launched a COVID-19 mobile public education unit, and you might see it driving across Baltimore this week.
The Baltimore Ravens announced Saturday they have placed defensive tackle Brandon Williams on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
Thanksgiving is right around the corner -- and if public health agencies have their way -- celebrations this year promise to be extremely different from past years, as the coronavirus surges in states across the country.
Maryland saw 798 new coronavirus cases Saturday as the state has now surpassed 135,000 cases, data from the state's health department shows.
Health officials are working to allow more spectators at outdoor sporting and entertainment venues, including at M&T Bank Stadium and FedEx Field, to safely attend games in the stands, Gov. Larry Hogan said Friday.
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Maryland increased overnight by more than 700, and while the state's positivity rate and new hospitalizations remain roughly flat, much of the country is seeing a resurgence in cases.
Maryland saw 781 new coronavirus cases Friday as the positivity rate and the number of hospitalizations remained roughly flat, data from the state's health department shows.
Researchers are hoping for more participants to come forward to take part in coronavirus vaccine trials.
Two employees at an Anne Arundel County Public Schools warehouse have tested positive for the coronavirus, the school system said Thursday afternoon.
A new study released Thursday suggests that people don't need to worry about circulating air spreading coronavirus on airplanes.
