Annapolis Gets 40,000 Mask Donations From Chinese City Changsha
A municipal government in China has donated 40,000 medical-grade face masks to Maryland's capital city amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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A municipal government in China has donated 40,000 medical-grade face masks to Maryland's capital city amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The parking lot of Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen was transformed Tuesday afternoon into a pop-up COVID-19 testing site.
With summer in full swing, many tourist destinations in Maryland have had to take action and get creative to keep visitors safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
Morgan State University announced Tuesday instruction for the 2020 fall semester will be remote-only.
Harford County teachers and staff are getting a little help amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Numerous students enrolled at Baltimore City Community College in the fall will qualify for free tuition, the school said Monday.
All first- through twelfth-grade Anne Arundel County Public Schools students will begin the school year on September 8 instead of the usual staggered start date, officials said Monday.
The University of Maryland College Park is delaying in-person undergraduate instruction for two weeks as it gears up for the fall semester amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus hospitalizations are up and the cases number grew by more than 900 Sunday in Maryland, as the state reports a total of 95,503 confirmed COVID-19 cases over the span of the pandemic.
A new non-profit is working to leave its mark on Baltimore by giving away groceries to those in need amid the coronavirus pandemic.
An Ellicott City bar that was featured on Gordon Ramsey's 24 Hours to Hell and Back will close due to COVID-19.
Terri Wilder became dreadfully ill in 2014, falling asleep immediately each day after she got home from work and laying in bed all weekend, recovering just enough to drag herself to work the next week.
Duke University researchers wanted to test how easily germs can spread, even during normal conversations.
More than 750 new coronavirus cases were reported in Maryland on Saturday as the total case numbers in the state surpass 94,00.
During his visit to Baltimore, U.S. Surgeon General Vice Admiral Jerome M. Adams addressed why federal health experts changed recommendations about face masks while dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young said Thursday restaurants in the city could resume indoor dining at 25 percent capacity starting 5 p.m. Friday.
Doctors may have been right to be concerned that people with heart problems were avoiding the ER due to COVID-19, according to a new study published Friday.
The Naval Academy is moving forward with plans to bring midshipmen back to Annapolis this fall. The semester will include both in-person and virtual learning.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents recently seized counterfeit or unapproved COVID-19 medication and PPE from ports in the region, including Baltimore.
Maryland officials are reopening a coronavirus special enrollment period for people to enlist in the state's health insurance exchange.
Montgomery County health officer Dr. Travis Gayles announced Friday that he has rescinded his health order that prohibited nonpublic schools from opening for in-person learning until after October 1.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young released updated guidance for city businesses and religious institutions as the restaurants will be allowed to reopen indoor dining at 25% capacity. Some restrictions were also tightened for businesses.
The U.S. Surgeon General Vice Admiral Jerome M. Adams will join Baltimore city officials Mayor Jack Young and city health commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa Friday afternoon for an update about coronavirus in the city.
More than 800 new coronavirus cases were reported in Maryland Friday, as total case numbers near 94,000.
Mayor Jack Young signed an executive order reopening indoor dining at a reduced capacity, while still adding some updated restrictions on gatherings.
