COVID-19 In Maryland: Nearly 2K New Cases, 23 New Deaths Reported
Maryland recorded 1,999 new COVID-19 cases and 23 additional deaths Sunday morning.
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Maryland recorded 1,999 new COVID-19 cases and 23 additional deaths Sunday morning.
Two more Ravens players have been added to the Reserve/COVID-19 list as of Sunday morning.
The Ravens added six more players to the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Saturday, while their scheduled opponent next Tuesday, division-rival Pittsburgh Steelers, placed running back James Conner on the list, too.
Friday kicked off the holiday shopping season with Black Friday, but Saturday was all about the small businesses.
The Federal Aviation Administration says it has supported "the first mass air shipment" of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Maryland recorded 1,590 new COVID-19 cases and 33 additional deaths Saturday morning, according to data from the State Department of Health.
While Black Friday is usually one of the busiest shopping days of the year, this year is quite different amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Robert Griffin III is slated to start at quarterback for the Ravens against the Pittsburgh Steelers after reigning league MVP Lamar Jackson was placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
Maryland reported Friday morning 2,378 new coronavirus cases and 22 additional deaths.
America enters the somber holiday weekend following a Thanksgiving Day that saw more than 100,000 new Covid-19 cases and 1,200 deaths -- skyrocketing numbers given that 20 states did not report data.
Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson has tested positive for COVID-19, according to reports from the NFL Network.
Governor Larry Hogan offered a message of hope and thanks as Maryland struggles through a surge in cases of the coronavirus.
As COVID-19 cases soar and hospitalizations continue to rise, one Baltimore-based entrepreneur has come up with a unique looking face mask that offers more protection than typical masks.
The coronavirus pandemic was considered by many coaches to be the biggest opponent for Big Ten Conference teams coming into this virus-delayed football season, and it certainly has been.
As new coronavirus cases explode nationwide, health officials are turning to cell phones to help slow the spread of infections.
A giant study of more than 12,000 mutations in the novel coronavirus finds none of them has made a big difference in how easily it infects people, researchers reported Wednesday.
The United States is living in the most dangerous public health crisis since the 1918 influenza pandemic, and health experts say it doesn't look like the coronavirus will be slowing down anytime soon with the arrival of the holiday season.
Maryland State Police began uniformed patrols around the state to enforce COVID-related orders. Those patrols will continue through the December holidays as state officials fear the growing spread of the virus.
The Baltimore Ravens said Wednesday the team has "disciplined" a staff member for conduct surrounding the recent COVID-19 cases affecting the organization.
In the year 2020, it's important to look for victories, big or small. At LifeBridge Health, there's a big victory to celebrate.
Howard County officials say they're stocked up on PPE for the winter months amid the coronavirus pandemic.
With the end of the year fast approaching, a new tool sponsored by the National Institutes of Health may be helpful in keeping holiday gatherings -- or any other meeting -- as safe and as coronavirus-free as possible.
As Santa Claus gears up for his yearly trip around the world, he's had to get creative coming up with safe ways to interact with children.
At a time when college students across the country have been forced to learn online, McDaniel College in Carroll County is beating the odds.
For the second time, the University of Maryland School of Nursing is allowing students to finish their studies early to get them out sooner on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
