Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations, ICU Are Down As COVID-19 Cases Totals Near 99K
At least 700 more coronavirus cases were reported in Maryland Friday as the total nears 99,000.
Watch CBS News
At least 700 more coronavirus cases were reported in Maryland Friday as the total nears 99,000.
A Dorchester County man has set a new state fishing record, Chesapeake Bay Division, for sheepshead.
The Baltimore County Department of Health distributed 100,000 COVID-19 safety kits to residents in order to help slow the spread of coronavirus in its hardest hit communities.
Through the number and email, people can report situations where prevention guidelines are being ignored and there is a high risk of potential for the spread of COVID-19.
Six-year-old Amiyah Dantzler-Clay and her 5-year-old brother Jayden saw a police officer parked in front of their Baltimore home and figured he could use a treat. So they took him an ice pop.
A report released Thursday found Maryland's highway system is one of the worst in the nation.
A Cambridge man was arrested on multiple arson charges Thursday after he lit his ex-girlfriend's vehicle on fire inside a garage of an occupied home, the state fire marshal's office said.
A Silver Alert has been issued for a missing 72-year-old man.
Two more heat-related deaths were reported in Maryland this week, bringing the seasonal total to seven, a weekly report from the Maryland Department of Health shows.
A local non-profit dedicated to helping people with yoga and mindfulness is now hosting a virtual summer camp for kids.
With 776 new coronavirus cases reported in Maryland Thursday, the total number of COVID-19 cases reported during the pandemic is now past 98,000.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced $10 million in grant awards on Thursday to support expanded broadband access for education in Maryland.
The three men who were exonerated after being wrongfully convicted as teenagers for the murder of a Harlem Park Junior High School student filed a lawsuit in federal court on Thursday.
Thirteen Maryland hospitals are collaborating with the state health department to conduct an antibody study to determine how many Marylanders have been exposed to COVID-19.
U.S. Senators Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin, both D-Md., are urging him to not take any further action "that makes it harder and more expensive for states and election jurisdictions to mail ballots,"
Mount St. Mary's University welcomed its largest freshman class back onto campus this week.
Baltimore was listed among cities projected to see a coronavirus resurgence, according to new projections from one group of researchers.
Baltimore Police are searching for two people who they believe assaulted and robbed a 50-year-old man in July.
Students returning to the Unversity of Maryland can now make an appointment for free COVID-19 testing.
A boy in Howard County needed rescue after he got caught on a rope swing Wednesday.
Baltimore County Police release a new photo in hopes it leads to an arrest in a hit-and-run crash in Rosedale last month.
More than 13,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment last week, according to new numbers released Thursday morning.
The Maryland Board of Elections has approved a plan to allow early in-person voting for eight days prior to the general election on November 3.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a Maryland company's potential HIV cure for human trials, the company announced this week.
The Capital Gazette is closing its Annapolis office permanently in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
