COVID In Maryland: 924 Cases, Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Down
The latest on the coronavirus in Maryland.
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The latest on the coronavirus in Maryland.
As of Thursday morning, 1 in 10 Marylanders are fully vaccinated for COVID-19, the state reports.
The number of unemployment insurance claims grew last week by more than 1,000, according to the latest numbers from Maryland's Department of Labor.
Maryland added 900 new coronavirus cases and 14 deaths Wednesday morning as hospitalizations surpassed 800, according to the State Department of Health.
Eight months after getting COVID-19, 15-year-old Chloe Devore is still working to get back to her normal self.
The debate over police reform continues in Annapolis this week, as lawmakers consider bills on transparency and accountability.
Anne Arundel County will align with new state policy lifting capacity limits on restaurants, retail, religious facilities and certain other facilities.
Maryland is expanding priority vaccine appointments for people living in Prince George's County.
The Orioles home opener is set for Thursday, April 8, against the Boston Red Sox. First pitch is slated for 3:05 p.m.
Baltimore County officials announced it will be launching a coronavirus vaccine efficacy campaign called "Healing Starts Here."
An 18-year-old Hyattsville man was arrested Wednesday morning after allegedly attacking his ride-share driver while trying to steal the vehicle in Prince George's County, police said.
Maryland State Police are investigating a crash that left one woman injured and another dead Tuesday night in Prince George's County.
A Dundalk man with ties to a far-right extremist movement, Boogaloo, pleaded guilty to federal charges for illegal possession of a firearm Tuesday.
The father of the former Maryland governor Bob Ehrlich passed away.
Maryland will lift capacity limits for outdoor and indoor dining, as well as other establishments starting March 12 at 5 p.m.
Maryland will lift quarantining requirements for residents who travel out-of-state starting Friday, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Tuesday.
Teachers across the state are voicing concerns about their dual roles of teaching students both online and in person, and some teachers are worried students are not getting the attention they need.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced on Monday he was loosening a number of COVID-19 restrictions in the state as metrics continue to improve, but one rule that isn't changing is the state's mask mandate.
The mass COVID-19 vaccination site in western Maryland is set to open one week ahead of schedule, Gov. Larry Hogan said Tuesday.
Some great news for graduating seniors -- graduations, proms and other "normal" senior activities will be possible "as long as we follow all health advice."
Two-thirds of Marylanders support legalizing the recreational use of marijuana, according to the latest Goucher College poll released Tuesday.
Officials have seized a fifth website claiming to be that of a company selling a COVID-19 treatment, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland said Tuesday.
Maryland ranked near the middle of the pack among U.S. states in terms of safety amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new study.
Meet Garnet, Emerald and Jasper.
Starting Friday, you'll be able to get a scoop or two in Columbia.
