COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Reach 1,200, Triggering Emergency Actions
Maryland reported 1,204 residents are hospitalized with COVID-19, according to data released Friday by the state health department.
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Maryland reported 1,204 residents are hospitalized with COVID-19, according to data released Friday by the state health department.
Detectives have recovered a vehicle of interest and are questioning several people in the shooting of a Baltimore police officer who was ambushed Thursday morning in Curtis Bay.
As word spread Thursday of a Baltimore police office's shooting, so too did reactions from city and state officials, who expressed outrage and offered condolences to the officer's family.
As Maryland braces for a surge of COVID-19 cases this winter, Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday announced that nursing homes will be required to offer monoclonal antibody treatments.
Maryland reported 1,167 residents are hospitalized with COVID-19, according to data released Thursday by the state health department.
As Maryland's COVID-19 hospitalizations hover above 1,000, Gov. Larry Hogan and health officials on Wednesday directed hospitals to submit their pandemic plans immediately and launched a surge operations center to manage bed capacity.
The state of Maryland is looking to lease commercial space in downtown Baltimore that will become home to the Maryland Department of Health.
Maryland reported 1,151 residents are hospitalized with COVID-19, according to data released Wednesday by the state health department.
A new initiative in Maryland is aimed at addressing supply chain issues in manufacturing, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Tuesday.
Maryland reported 1,173 residents are hospitalized with COVID-19, according to state health department data released Tuesday morning.
The Port of Baltimore is ramping up its cargo volumes to relieve backlogs at other domestic ports.
Maryland reported 1,126 residents are hospitalized with COVID-19, according to data released by the state health department Monday morning.
Grab your jerseys, your wallet and check your stats before you head out to the casino—sports betting is live in Maryland.
Gov. Larry Hogan, Mayor Brandon Scott and a trio of Baltimore athletes were on hand for the opening of the Caesars Sportsbook at Horseshoe Casino Baltimore.
The Maryland General Assembly quickly overrode Gov. Larry Hogan's veto of a new map outlining the boundaries for Maryland's eight seats in the U.S. House of Representatives.
The Maryland Department of the Environment's Water Supply System said it is understaffed, overworked and underpaid.
MGM National Harbor Casino has officially been issued the state's first sports wagering license and opened the betting public on Thursday.
The cyber attack that targeted the Maryland Department of Health over the weekend was significantly less invasive than officials initially feared, Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday.
Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday criticized the Maryland General Assembly for not acting on two pieces of emergency legislation he introduced to combat crime in Baltimore.
Pointing to a rise in COVID-19 related hospitalizations, Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday announced plans to introduce emergency legislation to help Maryland's hospitals contend with staffing shortages.
If all goes well, the Horseshoe is planning a ribbon-cutting and live betting on Friday. Gov. Larry Hogan, Mayor Brandon Scott, former Ravens Torrey Smith and Adalius Thomas, and NBA star and Baltimore native Muggsy Bogues are scheduled to attend.
A new congressional map that could enable Democrats to gain a seat and sweep all eight Maryland U.S. House seats was advanced Monday by a legislative committee, which did not act on a separate proposal by Republican Gov. Larry Hogan.
Maryland lawmakers went back to Annapolis on Monday for a special session with a focus on re-drawing congressional lines. But Gov. Larry Hogan's administration introduced emergency legislation to the agenda that would focus on stopping crime in Baltimore.
Maryland reported 1,866 new COVID-19 cases and 15 new deaths, according to state health department data released Saturday morning.
Gov. Larry Hogan on Friday announced three Marylanders have the new Omicron variant of COVID-19.
