Remembering More Than 5,700 Marylanders Who Died Of COVID-19 In Bleak 2020, And Hope For A Better 2021
When 2020 dawned, we didn't know the terrible suffering the year would bring: 5,727 Marylanders lost their lives to COVID-19.
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When 2020 dawned, we didn't know the terrible suffering the year would bring: 5,727 Marylanders lost their lives to COVID-19.
WJZ's Vic Carter sat down with the governor to talk about how he coped with the responsibility of leading the state amid an unprecedented crisis.
The COVID-19 pandemic kept the usual crowds from gathering at Baltimore's Inner Harbor and other hotspots, but that didn't stop people from saying goodbye to 2020.
2020 was a taxing year for healthcare workers, many of whom spent countless hours inside hospitals fighting an invisible monster: COVID-19. As the year comes to an end, they're looking forward to what 2021 may bring.
Many have taken up some new pandemic hobbies like making sourdough bread or other crafts. For some of you, your workout regimen may have fallen by the wayside, but gyms around Maryland are getting ready to help you get back to the gym safely.
Marylanders relying on unemployment benefits amid the COVID-19 pandemic may see a delay in getting their money but will not see a gap in eligibility as the latest federal relief law takes effect, the state's labor department said Thursday.
There were nearly 3,000 new coronavirus cases reported Thursday in the state of Maryland, according to new numbers shared by the health department.
After two days of court hearings on Anne Arundel County's suspension of indoor dining, the lawsuit was dismissed and County Executive Steuart Pittman will allow 25% indoor dining capacity.
Gov. Larry Hogan said there are no signs that a new, more contagious strain of COVID-19 that has now been found in two states is in Maryland.
Two Baltimore City restaurants are temporarily closing while indoor dining is halted in Baltimore City.
The Baltimore Ravens announced Wednesday the team has placed punter Sam Koch on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, cargo volume at the Port of Baltimore was up last month compared to November 2019, the Maryland Port Administration said Wednesday.
Every Maryland hospital, nursing home and local health department has gotten initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday morning, though the number of people vaccinated lags behind the number of vaccines the state has gotten.
2020 was not a year without its trials and hardships and it will forever be intertwined with a global pandemic.
Marylanders could see delays in receiving unemployment benefits after they lapsed due to President Donald Trump's hesitation to sign an economic relief package.
A 911 specialist with the Baltimore City Fire Department has died from COVID-19 related symptoms, officials announced Wednesday.
Marylanders in need of energy assistance this winter will see around 40% more money available than last year, Gov. Larry Hogan's office said Wednesday.
The state of Maryland and counties are struggling to keep up with contact tracing as the number of new COVID-19 cases continue to remain at a higher rate, officials say.
Maryland reported another 2,600 COVID-19 cases and 45 more deaths Wednesday while the positivity rate and the number of hospitalizations increased, data from the state's health department shows.
Not only are people spreading their own bacteria and viruses onto everything they touch after a bout of digging for gold — but you also "transfer germs from your fingertips into the nose, which is the exact opposite of what you want," said infectious disease specialist Dr. Paul Pottinger, a professor at the University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle.
After receiving some financial assistance from Barstool Sports, a local pretzel company is now using their good fortune to help others.
The national eviction moratorium is set to expire in just two days. Now, Democratic lawmakers and housing advocates in Maryland are looking at legislation to keep people in their homes.
In the only remaining legal challenge to restaurant restrictions in Maryland, an Anne Arundel County Circuit Court judge criticized the county executive's decision to restrict all indoor dining earlier this month.
Mayor Brandon Scott and the Baltimore Civic Fund announced on Tuesday $5 million in grant funding to awardees of the Baltimore Nonprofit Relief Fund.
Nearly 1,900 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Maryland Tuesday as the state's total surpassed 271,000, data from the state's health department showed.
