Gov. Hogan Announces $190M In Federal Aid For COVID-19 Relief
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has outlined $190 million in federal COVID-19 relief for small businesses, higher education and nonprofit organizations.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has outlined $190 million in federal COVID-19 relief for small businesses, higher education and nonprofit organizations.
The Downtown Partnership released its annual report on the state of downtown Baltimore and there are concerns about the effects of the pandemic, but leaders with the organization are still optimistic.
A rising senior at the University of Maryland, College Park is being recognized for her volunteer work through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Maryland Department of Health is urging you to "Answer the Call" if they try to reach you as part of their contact tracing in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Six Flags America in Prince George's County will open its waterpark Hurricane Harbor this Friday, July 3 -- just in time for the July 4th holiday weekend.
For the second day in a row, coronavirus hospitalizations in Maryland did not decline, rather went up by a few cases.
Chinese researchers have discovered a new type of swine flu that can infect humans and has the potential to cause a future pandemic, according to a study released on Monday, though scientists have cautioned that the virus does not pose an immediate global health threat.
Delaware Health officials are asking anyone who recently visited Rehoboth or Dewey beaches, or who live there, to get a coronavirus test after more than 100 people were exposed to the virus in the area.
Queen Anne's County officials are set to restrict the county's beaches and fishing piers to county residents only starting July 1 due to public health and sanitation concerns.
Johns Hopkins and the Baltimore City Health Department are teaming up to make sure people in the areas of the city hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic get tested.
Baltimore Orioles General Manager Mike Elias said he's excited to embark on the upcoming baseball season set to begin July 23 after being delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
More Maryland casinos are opening their doors to the public as additional coronavirus-related restrictions in the state are lifted.
As the state continues to announce further COVID-19 testing efforts in its jurisdictions, Marylanders now have 215 testing site options, the governor announced Monday.
As Maryland moves through the stages of Gov. Larry Hogan's Roadmap to Recovery coronavirus plan, the Horseshoe Casino in Baltimore opened its doors to the general public on Sunday.
Hospitalizations continue to decline as COVID-19 cases grow to 66,777 in Maryland, the state's health department reported Sunday morning.
The Maryland Department of Health issued an order Saturday requiring Advanced Pain Medical Institute to terminate immediately all collection and processing of COVID-19 specimens.
With many schools opting for virtual or drive-by graduations, Calvert Hall decided to hold theirs in person.
The Maryland Zoo reopened to the public Saturday. It's been closed since March 16 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
As several states are dealing with a surge of coronavirus cases, Maryland is seeing a drop in all the key metrics.
The Maryland Senate Republican caucus said Thursday its members are opposed to holding a preferred mail-in election in November.
New numbers released by the state Saturday show Maryland has a reported 66,450 cases of COVID-19, but hospitalizations continue to drop.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young is lifting coronavirus restrictions on large outdoor gatherings, including mass, as of Friday, June 26 at 5 p.m.
The coronavirus pandemic jolted schools across the nation, and while things won't return to normal for a while, leaders want students and staff to feel safe when they return.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday the commitment of $30 million in new funding to prevent evictions in an effort to help Marylanders affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The University of Maryland Athletics Department said Friday that during an initial on-campus screening of 105 student-athletes, none tested positive for COVID-19.
