COVID-19 Latest: Curfew Lifted For Restaurants, Bars In Maryland Monday
Maryland restaurants and bars will now be able to stay open longer as a coronavirus restriction is lifted Monday.
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Maryland restaurants and bars will now be able to stay open longer as a coronavirus restriction is lifted Monday.
Maryland reported a significant drop in coronavirus-related hospitalizations Sunday morning as total cases surpassed 354,000.
Governor Larry Hogan announced on Saturday that the South African variant of the Covid-19 virus has been detected in the State of Maryland.
Anne Arundel County officials announced Saturday that COVID-19 vaccination clinics scheduled for Sunday are canceled due to the expected snowstorm.
Maryland continues to see decreases in positivity rate and hospitalizations as 31 more deaths were reported on Saturday, according to state health department data.
Maryland is launching a new outreach campaign to increase the public's confidence in the COVID-19 vaccine, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday morning.
Some Baltimore City residents may have their COVID-19 vaccination appointments canceled next week due to "hundreds" of overbooked first dose appointments at the Baltimore City Community College mass vaccination site, officials said Friday.
Maryland launched their new GoVAX campaign aimed at convincing people the vaccines are safe.
As more people are getting the COVID-19 vaccine, some troubling statistics are emerging, fewer people of color are getting vaccinated.
Downward trends in coronavirus data continue in Maryland, as the state surpasses 350,000 COVID-19 cases over the span of the pandemic.
Youth athletes will be able to suit up for amateur sports beginning Monday in Baltimore County.
Johnson & Johnson's long-awaited vaccine appears to protect against COVID-19 with just one shot – not as strong as some two-shot rivals but still potentially helpful for a world in dire need of more doses.
Baltimore officials confirmed to WJZ that they will follow the governor's emergency order to lift the 10 p.m. curfew on bars and restaurants in the city starting Monday.
While Marylanders waits for more covid-19 vaccines and the state to open six mass vaccination sites, local health departments are setting up their own plans to manage the demand for vaccines.
Beginning Monday, bars and restaurants in Maryland will be able to stay open past 10 p.m., a reversal of a move made to slow the spread of COVID-19, Gov. Larry Hogan's office said Thursday.
The Urban Oyster is the latest Baltimore restaurant to receive a donation from the Jimmy's Famous Seafood "Famous Fund."
A person involved in the meal distribution program at Overlea High School has recently tested positive for COVID-19, Baltimore County Public Schools said Thursday.
The Port Discovery Children's Museum received a $269,500 grant from The TD Ready Challenge to address the impacts of COVID-19.
Howard County officials say they have begun to vaccinate some priority groups in Phase 1B, but COVID-19 vaccine supply remains limited.
It's going to be the perfect weekend to be inside, so why not catch a movie?
Maryland-based Novavax announced Thursday its COVID-19 vaccine was 89.3% effective in the UK Phase 3 trial.
Maryland's positivity rate and hospitalizations are declining as nearly 2,200 new cases were reported by state health officials.
More than 44,330 unemployment claims were filed last week in Maryland.
The Maryland Department of Health said it has used a little more than 62% of the COVID-19 vaccines it has available. According to the state's website on Wednesday, 419,579 doses have been administered in the state.
The Maryland Senate plans to add about $520 million to Gov. Larry Hogan's proposal to help the state recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, leading Democrats who control the chamber announced Wednesday.
