COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 2.3K New Cases As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Fall Slightly
Maryland reports 2,302 new coronavirus cases overnight Monday and 20 new deaths were reported, state data shows.
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Maryland reports 2,302 new coronavirus cases overnight Monday and 20 new deaths were reported, state data shows.
Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson is expected to play Tuesday versus Dallas after he was activated from the Reserve/COVID-19 list Monday afternoon.
Southwest Airlines is warning thousands of its employees could face furloughs for the first time in its history, including some at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact college sports, with a number of changes being announced for Maryland teams on Monday.
The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office has created a new unit that will review the cases of some incarcerated people to determine whether they should be released from prison.
With youthful energy and hopeful rhetoric, Baltimore's newly elected mayor will assume office Tuesday, ushering in a new generation of leadership trying to move the city beyond what many say has been decades of stagnation and backsliding.
Maryland's casinos made $130,377,478 in gaming revenue during November, according to Maryland Lottery and Gaming.
The country has added more than 1 million cases to its grim total in just five days.
As coronavirus surges across the United States in the aftermath of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, experts predict there will be an exponential growth in infections and deaths as the country heads into the December holidays.
Coronavirus vaccines will provide some light at the end of the tunnel, but they alone won't mean an end to Covid-19, one leading health official said Friday.
A Charles County Master Corporal died Saturday evening due to complications associated with COVID-19.
Maryland added over 2,600 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday, raising the positivity rate to 8.14%, according to the State Department of Health.
It has been one week since Thanksgiving weekend, and medical professionals say they're concerned the holiday may have been a major community transmission event, noting COVID-19 numbers could continue to rise over the next few days and even weeks.
Baltimore Ravens President Dick Cass said in a statement Saturday the team was informed by the NFL that there were "at least four unique strains of COVID-19" within their facility.
As COVID-19 cases rise throughout the state of Maryland, Governor Larry Hogan's urgent tone has prompted nearly all school districts currently practicing hybrid learning to close their doors to students this fall.
As the state of Maryland experiences a surge in confirmed coronavirus cases, counties in western Maryland are seeing rates more than three times higher than the statewide 7-day rolling average, according to the Maryland Department of Health COVID-19 Dashboard.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed almost every aspect of life, but many are leaning on an old tradition for a sense of normalcy this holiday season.
Maryland lawmakers announced Friday more than $8 million in federal funding to support Community Health Centers across the state.
Towson University announced on Saturday all activities for the men's basketball team have been temporarily suspended due to a player testing positive for COVID-19.
Maryland added nearly 3,200 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, reaching the second-largest single-day new case total since the pandemic began, according to the State Department of Health.
The COVID-19 pandemic could lead to an oyster shortage in the Chesapeake Bay, but the Shell Recycling Alliance is hoping to change that.
Gov. Larry Hogan says he's ready to fast track the distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine once it's approved.
Slightly more than half of US adults -- 54% -- now say that they know someone who has been hospitalized or died due to Covid-19, according to a new survey from the Pew Research Center.
Masks are "critical" to controlling the spread of coronavirus, and that includes at home sometimes, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday.
In the nearly two weeks since Gov. Larry Hogan announced the deployment of "High Visibility Compliance Units" across the state, Maryland State Police say they've received about 1,600 complaints they've passed to local authorities.
