Gov. Hogan Pays Tribute To Dr. Joseph Costa, Chief Of Critical Care At Mercy Medical Center Who Died Of COVID-19
Gov. Larry Hogan paid tribute Tuesday to Dr. Joseph Costa—the head of critical care at Baltimore's Mercy Medical Center.
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Gov. Larry Hogan paid tribute Tuesday to Dr. Joseph Costa—the head of critical care at Baltimore's Mercy Medical Center.
Gunther & Co. wrote in a Facebook post Tuesday that they will close indefinitely Thursday to, "help slow the COVID pandemic."
Maryland has regained 97,000 jobs since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, but Gov. Larry Hogan is reminding employers there's another avenue for help.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh is asking Gov. Larry Hogan to extend several executive orders to help keep people in their homes amid the coronavirus pandemic.
With several districts starting the new school year virtually amid the coronavirus pandemic, groups are creating kits to help students engage.
Doctors are hopeful the plasma of recovered COVID patients may be an important tool in the pandemic fight.
The Maryland Department of Health will distribute free masks to Marylanders who visit state-run COVID-19 test sites throughout the summer.
A Maryland-based company has signed a $174 million agreement to expand production of a coronavirus vaccine candidate.
The Orioles first two games against the Marlins have been postponed by the league. Now it seems the next two will be also.
Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, lottery sales in Maryland in recent weeks have been up by more than 20 percent over last year, the state's lottery and gaming director told lawmakers Tuesday.
More than 600 new coronavirus cases were reported in Maryland as the total number of cases surpassed 85,000.
Dr. Joseph Costa, the chief of Mercy Medical Center's Critical Care Division, died due to COVID-19 on Saturday morning. Costa was 56 years old.
Governor Larry Hogan said national labs must do a faster job of processing coronavirus tests as delays are leaving some people in limbo about their status for weeks.
A new online curriculum from Johns Hopkins University aims to teach kids the science and biology of COVID-19 to help them learn how to stop the spread of the virus.
Most public school students in Cecil County will begin the 2020-2021 school year virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic.
It's official: the NFL preseason has been canceled due to the coronavirus.
Another eight miles of Baltimore roadways have been added to the city's Slow Streets Initiative.
New research suggests parents of school-aged kids are drinking more during the pandemic, Maryland researchers found.
A group of volunteers will be building desks for students in need in Howard County, and repairing homes on Saturday.
After a slight dip in new cases, Maryland recorded over 1,100 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours, Monday's state numbers show.
People who wear face masks to protect against disease typically don't neglect other steps that safeguard their health such as washing hands, according to a new study.
The number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Maryland climbed by nearly 700 on Sunday, data from the state's health department shows.
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman announced Friday the county will pursue additional protections for families facing evictions in the form of legal assistance and by expanding the county's Eviction Prevention Program.
Nurses and doctors have gone to creative extremes to reuse the same masks, gloves and scrubs they need to treat contagious coronavirus patients.
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman announced Friday he has amended his executive order on indoor dining.
