8-Year-Old Columbia Girl Uses Birthday To Raise Money For COVID-19 Patients
Ada Cottrell celebrated her 8th birthday by raising money for people during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Ada Cottrell celebrated her 8th birthday by raising money for people during the coronavirus pandemic.
The West Annapolis Pop Up Pantry was started by two moms looking to help families through the COVID-19 pandemic.
A free roll of toilet paper with your vape? How about hand sanitizer?
Companies testing COVID-19 vaccines should know by the end of the year whether any can protect people from the virus, federal officials say.
It's the time of year when Marylanders would be flocking to the State Fairgrounds to get on the rides, enjoy some fair food and check out the farm animals, but like many other events, the state fair has had to adapt due to the coronavirus.
Severe illness and death remain rare in children with Covid-19, a new study suggests, while disparities do appear in kids who may require critical care or suffer complications.
TikTok star and Ellicott City native Bryce Hall has been criminally charged after throwing several large parties at mansions in the Los Angeles area despite coronavirus-related restrictions on gathering sizes.
Siriano has been hard at work making masks since March when they became an important part of peoples' wardrobes.
Small businesses in Maryland hit hard during the coronavirus will soon be getting some financial help from the federal government.
The University of Maryland Medical Center is building a modular care unit for what it calls an anticipated fall surge of coronavirus cases.
Big Ten coaches, athletic directors and medical personnel are working on multiple plans for staging a football season — including one that would have the league kicking off as soon as Thanksgiving weekend.
The Maryland Department of Health is reporting a total of 106,664 positive coronavirus cases over the span of the pandemic as of Friday, which is 601 more cases since Thursday.
All county school systems in Maryland are authorized to safely reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic, though decisions will be made at the local level, Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday.
A number of Maryland school systems said they have no immediate plans to change their schedules to begin the school year in-person.
Lavender sales are surging as people seek relief from stress and sleep deprivation during the pandemic.
Baltimore City Schools are still starting their semester online amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Gaithersburg-based company Novavax announced it expects to file for approval of its COVID-19 vaccine candidate in December.
Baltimore Department Of Public Works officials say a number of issues have created a major backlog in trash pickup around the city.
Gov. Larry Hogan said during a press conference on Thursday that the gap in COVID-19 positivity rates in Maryland have made "dramatic improvements" since the start of the pandemic.
A federal judge in California has blocked a rule that Michigan, Maryland, six other states and four big-city school districts said would unlawfully allow too much pandemic relief aid to be diverted from K-12 public schools to private ones.
A 35-year-old Frederick man faces multiple charges for allegedly repackaging and selling pesticides as cleaning supplies he claimed would kill the coronavirus.
Maryland's coronavirus positivity rate fell slightly Thursday as the state's total number of confirmed cases topped 106,000, the health department reported.
Blood thinners appear to reduce the risk of death by up to 50% among seriously ill, hospitalized coronavirus patients, researchers reported Wednesday.
Obesity increases the risk of contracting the coronavirus, of landing in the hospital and intensive care unit, and the risk of death from COVID-19, according to a new study from researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
There may soon be a new option for getting a COVID-19 test in Maryland.
