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The Anne Arundel County Board of Education voted Wednesday to remain virtual through at least the first semester amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Anne Arundel County Board of Education voted Wednesday to remain virtual through at least the first semester amid the coronavirus pandemic.
As coronavirus cases in Maryland continue to climb, the Baltimore County Public Schools system said Wednesday it won't move forward with reopening four public separate day schools later this month as planned.
The Baltimore Ravens are considerably short-handed at practice this week after moving two starting offensive linemen to injured reserve and placing eight players on the COVID-19 reserve list.
Maryland reported exactly 1,000 new coronavirus cases Wednesday as the positivity rate jumped to more than 4%, data from the state's health department shows.
Childcare providers in Harford County are able to apply for grants of $7,500 to help cover coronavirus-related expenses, the county said Wednesday.
Sullivan's Steakhouse in Baltimore is closing its doors for the second time due to the coronavirus pandemic.
As the holiday season approaches, there are continuous calls to limit family gatherings.
The Baltimore Ravens have added seven players to the Reserve/COVID-19 list, including starting linebackers Matthew Judon, Patrick Queen and L.J. Fort.
A team of volunteer health professionals has been deployed to polling stations around the state to provide health and safety guidance intended to prevent the spread of COVID-19 to voters and poll workers.
Maryland reported another 771 new COVID-19 cases and nearly three dozen more hospitalizations as the total number of cases surpassed 147,000, data from the state's health department shows.
Can you vote in person if you are currently recovering from Covid-19 or quarantining from being exposed to the virus? Yes, says the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in an email to CNN.
Three restaurants were shut down by the Baltimore City Department of Health over the weekend due to COVID-19 compliance violations.
Starting in the spring, in-person learning is set to return to campus at Johns Hopkins University, a spokesperson said Monday.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh spoke to the media Monday afternoon, hours after the team announced a player had tested positive for coronavirus.
The state of Maryland reports 850 new coronavirus cases Monday, continuing the trend of seeing an increased number of cases in the state.
At M&T Bank Stadium Sunday, a familiar sight -- Ravens fans coming and going as the team hosted the Pittsburgh Steelers for the first time this season as well as fans in the stands.
Maryland added more than 800 new coronavirus cases on Sunday as the positivity rate increased slightly, data from the state's health department showed.
The spread of Covid-19 among members in a household after one person is infected is "common" and occurs quickly after illness onset, according to a new study from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
While the coronavirus pandemic has changed Halloween for most of us, the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore did not let it stop them.
As we move past Halloween, it's full speed ahead toward the holidays. This means many people will start to think about holiday shopping.
County Executive Steuart Pittman announced Friday an energy bill relief program that will allow qualified families and individuals affected by the coronavirus pandemic to apply for special assistance through Anne Arundel's Community Action Agency.
Baltimore County Public Schools announced Friday changes to its fall meal distribution program, effective Monday, November 2.
Maryland added more than 900 new coronavirus cases for the third straight day as the state reached a grim milestone of 4,000 deaths, data from the state's health department showed.
Gov. Larry Hogan renewed the coronavirus state of emergency in Maryland on Friday.
Halloween is here — and all though things are a little different this year amid the coronavirus pandemic — there are still fun things happening this spooky season!
