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Health officials in Maryland said Tuesday that they're expecting December, January and February to be the worst months ahead in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
The Maryland Department of Health launched MD COVID Alert Tuesday, which will notify state residents if they may have been exposed to someone with coronavirus.
People who have had Covid-19 may have an increased risk of being diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder such as anxiety or depression, according to a new study.
For the sixth day in a row, coronavirus cases have increased by at least 1,000 cases and the statewide positivity rate is now up over 5%. Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski said Monday he believes only COVID-19 restrictions made statewide will help prevent the spread.
Monday was the first day back to school in person for some students as the Baltimore City Public Schools system plans to provide in-person opportunities to small groups of prioritized students at 44 schools through the rest of the first semester.
Drugmaker Pfizer said Monday an early look at data from its coronavirus vaccine shows it is more than 90% effective -- a much better than expected efficacy if the trend continues.
Maryland reports 1,375 new coronavirus cases overnight, the sixth day over 1,000 new cases have been reported daily, state data shows.
A coronavirus vaccine developed in Maryland was given fast track designation by the Food and Drug Administration.
All students at Allegany County Public Schools will return to 100% virtual learning for the week of November 9.
After a week of dauntingly high numbers in all parameters of the pandemic, the US has reached another sobering mark: its highest number of new daily Covid-19 cases since the virus entered the country.
The first official COVID-19 outbreak in Carroll County Public Schools has been confirmed, in a special education program at Robert Moton Elementary School in Westminster, officials said Friday.
Thousands of families struggling to make ends meet amid the COVID-19 pandemic will have a delicious holiday meal this year, and it's thanks in part to the Baltimore Ravens.
A new simulation study suggests that a person coughing can disperse droplets well beyond six feet, and that anyone shorter than the person coughing -- such as children -- might be at a greater risk of encountering the downward trajectory of those cough droplets.
One day after Gov. Larry Hogan's blunt words telling Marylanders to "just wear the damn masks," the state recorded its third-highest daily rise in infections since the pandemic began with 1,541 new cases—a majority among younger people—and 11 more lives lost.
Another Maryland school district is staying virtual until 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
With the recent surge of COVID-19 cases across the country, there are concerns that the uncertainty of the virus could trigger a mental health crisis, even for people who have never faced those challenges.
An employee at the Owings Mills branch of the Baltimore County Public Library system tested positive for the coronavirus, the library system said Thursday evening.
Gov. Larry Hogan is renewing his call for more healthcare workers to avoid shortages amid the coronavirus pandemic.
As coronavirus cases continue to grow in the state of Maryland, Gov. Larry Hogan urged Marylanders to take precautions to prevent the spread of the deadly virus.
Nearly 40 Maryland companies are developing or manufacturing coronavirus vaccines and therapeutics, Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday during a press conference.
The University of Maryland will transition to entirely online learning with very few exceptions after Thanksgiving break.
Baltimore Ravens outside linebacker Matthew Judon has been cleared to return to the field after being placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list, the team said Thursday afternoon.
More help is now available for businesses across Maryland struggling as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The state released a breakdown Thursday of how much each jurisdiction will receive.
The Navy-Tulsa game scheduled for Saturday in Annapolis has been postponed due to several positive COVID-19 cases reported at the Naval Academy.
A staff member with the Indianapolis Colts has tested positive for COVID-19, according to the team.
