Ocean City, Maryland, Extends Boardwalk Mask Requirement
If you're heading down to Ocean City, Maryland, this Labor Day weekend, make sure you have your mask.
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If you're heading down to Ocean City, Maryland, this Labor Day weekend, make sure you have your mask.
Baltimoreans who rely on public transportation to get around decried proposed cuts to bus and MARC service as community leaders said budget shortfalls due to the coronavirus shouldn't be balanced "on the backs of the most vulnerable."
On Tuesday night, buildings and venues across the country lit up in red to raise awareness about the devastation COVID-19 has brought to the live event industry.
With the school year kicking off virtually for Baltimore City Public Schools, it's been a challenge for some parents to get their hands on Chromebook computers their kids need for class.
A National Institutes of Health panel said there's no evidence backing the use of convalescent plasma to treat coronavirus patients and that doctors should not treat it as a standard of care until more study has been done.
Stage 3 means theaters and outdoor entertainment can reopen where allowed in the state at half capacity along with increased capacity at stores and churches.
With children out of school and interacting less with their peers, researchers at the University of Maryland are trying to understand how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their language development.
Almost four months ago, Marcy Myles-Clark picked up her husband from Johns Hopkins Hospital.
More than 450 new coronavirus cases were reported in Maryland as of Wednesday morning, as the number of hospitalizations slightly decreased.
Baltimore residents can qualify if they have a household income of 50 percent or less of the average medium income, prove their issues are related to COVID-19 and provide proof of pending eviction proceedings.
Months into the pandemic that has infected more than 6 million Americans, the public and experts alike are learning the impacts of Covid-19 can drag on longer than expected.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced during a press conference on Tuesday that Maryland can enter Stage 3 of its Roadmap to Recovery Plan on Friday.
Doctors at John Hopkins are continuing to study the long-term effects of COVID-19 and are now looking to see if some survivors may require lung transplants.
Visit Baltimore is rolling out a new plan to revitalize the City's tourism industry amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration is proposing a number of cuts due to revenue decreases brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, the agency said Tuesday.
Maryland is teaming up with Apple and Google on a program that will help let people know if they've been exposed to the coronavirus.
Labor Day weekend is upon Maryland, and Gov. Hogan is reminding residents to stay vigilant, though the state will enter Stage 3 on Friday.
Public tours of the White House, halted nearly six months ago due to the coronavirus outbreak, are set to resume later this month with new health and safety policies in place.
After hours of debate, the Maryland State Board of Education on Tuesday passed a motion that will mandate an average of three-and-a-half hours of active, on-camera instruction during the school day.
The state reports a total of 108,863 confirmed coronavirus cases, and the state positivity rate has gone up slightly to 3.39 percent.
Maryland's Public Service Commission has extended a ban on utility shutoffs and late fees through November 15, including gas, electricity, heat and water.
Nursing homes all over the country were ravaged by COVID-19. AARP's Elaine M. Ryan shares her thoughts on the failures in care that occurred for seniors and the future of nursing homes.
Children can carry coronavirus in their noses and throats for weeks even if they don't show any symptoms, which might explain how the virus can spread silently, researchers in South Korea reported Friday.
As of Sunday morning, a total of 107,791 positive coronavirus cases were reported over the span of the pandemic in Maryland. That's nearly 500 more cases since Saturday.
Leaders in Maryland's largest county are defending the decision to open schools virtually after Gov. Larry Hogan prodded school systems to implement in-person learning.
