COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,400 New Cases Reported As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Rise Steadily
Maryland adds 1,477 new coronavirus cases Thursday as hospitalizations continue to be on the rise.
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Maryland adds 1,477 new coronavirus cases Thursday as hospitalizations continue to be on the rise.
In Phase III, the District Court and circuit courts will only hear specific case types remotely or in-person, but jury trials will not be held.
Harford County officials are following Gov. Larry Hogan's lead when it comes to the health and public safety of its residents and reverted back to 50% capacity inside restaurants and businesses Wednesday.
All in-court hearings and proceedings for the District of Maryland will be suspended starting November 16.
Police are investigating after a man was shot and killed early Thursday morning in central Baltimore.
As cases continue to surge across Maryland, Prince George's County is bringing in new restrictions starting Sunday at 5 p.m.
Another Ravens player has tested positive for coronavirus, according to the team.
More than 17,000 Marylanders applied for unemployment insurance last week.
As a second wave of coronavirus hits Maryland, school districts statewide are reassessing plans for hybrid or in-person learning.
A flash flood watch is set to go into effect for several areas in Maryland later Wednesday night.
The annual dedication and reflection ceremony hosted by the American Legion Post 22 recognizes the heroic actions, sacrifices and commitments the men and women of the Armed Forces made to protect the nation.
Biden's office has released plans that his administration intends to implement in the beginning of his term, and one is a national mask mandate "by working with governors and mayors."
The Maryland Terrapins and Ohio State Buckeyes won't face off on the gridiron this weekend "due to an elevated number of COVID-19 cases" within Maryland's program, the team announced Wednesday afternoon.
Baltimore City fire officials are investigating a fire that broke out Wednesday in South Baltimore.
Veterans Day is on Nov. 11 and to thank those who are serving in the U.S. military or formerly served, many Maryland area restaurants are giving away food or offering deals.
The Baltimore Ravens activated cornerback Marlon Humphrey from the Reserve/COVID-19 List Wednesday morning.
The Baltimore Humane Society's Turkey Dog Trot will now be an all-week virtual event instead of its original first-ever on-site event that was set to happen Thanksgiving morning.
Maryland reports 1,714 new coronavirus cases overnight, the second-highest daily increase since the pandemic began in the state.
Police arrested a man in the stabbing death of a man in East Baltimore on Monday.
Maryland officials are urging people to avoid any non-essential out-of-state travel to 35 states as coronavirus cases nationwide continue to climb and as the holidays approach.
Gov. Larry Hogan said effective Wednesday at 5 p.m., indoor dining at restaurants and bars will go back to 50% capacity, citing the seven-day surge in coronavirus cases in Maryland.
Police are still searching for two people wanted for allegedly assaulting employees after refusing to wear masks at a Cold Stone Creamery in Edgewater on Saturday.
A national surge in coronavirus cases and the highest positivity rate in Maryland since June has caused Gov. Larry Hogan to implement some restrictions and prepare for hospital surges while bracing against a trend officials say is concerning.
Three first responders were hit while responding to a crash in Frederick County that left a motorcyclist with life-threatening injuries, the Frederick County Division of Fire and Rescue Services said Tuesday.
Police said a man and his sister died Tuesday in Prince George's County after the man fired at officers responding to a call about a suicidal person before stealing a police vehicle and fatally striking his sister.
