The Y In Central Maryland, World Central Kitchen Continue Effort To Feed Those In Need During Coronavirus Pandemic
The Y in Central Maryland continued their efforts Saturday to feed people across the state during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Y in Central Maryland continued their efforts Saturday to feed people across the state during the coronavirus pandemic.
Despite the Memorial Day holiday, the Maryland Department of Labor said it will have employees available to answer unemployment questions over the phone on Monday.
One way some people are getting through the COVID-19 pandemic is by making art. Now, Baltimore County Public Schools wants to see what you've created.
Despite the number of coronavirus cases in Maryland topping 45,000, the number of people who are hospitalized due to the virus continues to decline.
The Baltimore Orioles teamed up with the American Red Cross, Budweiser and the University of Maryland Medical System to hold a blood drive on Saturday.
For the first time since October, flu activity in Maryland has dropped to sporadic levels, the lowest category other than no activity reported at all.
Social distancing and staying home have proven essential for flattening the coronavirus curve and minimizing harm from the virus, but research shows that these unprecedented guidelines to match our unprecedented times may negatively impact mental and physical health among Americans.
Researchers have finally published the data that led the federal government to recommend the use of the antiviral drug remdesivir in very ill coronavirus patients, and they say the drug alone will not be enough to help patients.
Officials with the National Park Service are concerned that visitors at Catoctin Mountain Park are not following social distancing guidelines amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Dozens of groups will share $1.8 million to help them support crime victims in Maryland amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman announced Friday it will become the first Maryland county to allow non-essential retail businesses to reopen with occupancy based on gross square footage.
The White House Task Force says that the DC metro area continues to be a hot spot for coronavirus cases.
Georgetown Hoyas Head men's basketball Coach and New York Knicks legend Patrick Ewing announced Friday he has been hospitalized with the coronavirus.
The Archdiocese of Baltimore is planning on allowing parishes to reopen after President Donald Trump deemed religious centers essential on Friday.
The Maryland court system announced Friday its reopening plan that outlines how courts across the state will gradually return to full operations throughout the next several weeks and months.
While many people who were infected with the coronavirus showed symptoms, the CDC is now estimating about 35 percent of those people infected are asymptomatic.
Staff at some of Maryland's nursing homes and assisted living facilities ate well this week.
The number of cases of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome sickening children across the country is continuing to grow, but now it's also showing up in young adults.
Pulse oximeters measure oxygen levels in the blood, which could serve as a warning for how coronavirus often attacks the body.
Maryland health officials report there are a total of 44,424 coronavirus cases confirmed in the state, and 2,092 people have died of the virus with another 115 who probably died from the virus.
A Pakistan Air Force transport aircraft landed at Joint Base Andrews Thursday with donations for the Federal Emergency Management Agency for COVID-19 response efforts.
There are 10 Baltimore City manufacturers and organizations have been awarded grants to produce personal protective equipment listed on the Maryland Department of Commerce's COVID-19 Maryland Critical Needs List.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday that there will be additional coronavirus testing sites at some Walmart locations in Maryland.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday the state has distributed over 6,700 vials of the antiviral drug remdesivir to hospitals across the state to help treat COVID-19 patients.
Johns Hopkins University held a virtual commencement ceremony Thursday.
