Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Flat As COVID-19 Cases Grow By 700+ Overnight
The number of coronavirus cases in Maryland increased by more than 700 in a day, according to new numbers released Friday.
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The number of coronavirus cases in Maryland increased by more than 700 in a day, according to new numbers released Friday.
In his new book, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan detailed how President Donald Trump's administration "bungled" efforts to prevent the spread of coronavirus early as well as his thoughts on the 2015 Baltimore unrest after Freddie Gray's death.
Harford County Public Schools has updated its recovery plan as the coronavirus pandemic continues, announcing Thursday they will be doing virtual learning during the first semester in the fall.
The program aims to provide fresh, healthy meals to people that need it the most.
Nearly 58,000 Marylanders enrolled in health coverage during Maryland Health Connection's two special enrollment periods, both of which began in February and March and ended Wednesday.
Harris Teeter will require all shoppers to wear masks effective July 22, they announced Thursday.
The board of the Anne Arundel County fair voted this week to call off the annual event.
Gov. Larry Hogan names July 18-26 as "Maryland Buy Local Week" to encourage Marylanders to shop local.
The Phillips Crab House in Ocean City, Maryland, has temporarily closed after an employee tested positive for the coronavirus, the restaurant posted on Facebook.
Officers on patrol at around 12:31 a.m. found an unattended motorcycle on its side on Telegraph Road at the Route 100 west exit ramp in Harmans, Maryland.
Maryland reports over 600 new coronavirus cases in 24 hours as hospitalizations slightly tick down as of Thursday morning.
More than 37,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment last week.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is discouraging Marylanders from traveling out-of-state after other states are seeing spikes in coronavirus cases.
Maryland officials have uncovered a "massive criminal enterprise" involving over 47,500 fraudulent claims totaling over $501 million, leading to a broader investigation, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
The U.S. Marshals Service is offering a reward for information that helps them arrest two violent felons who escaped from a Richmond, Virginia-area prison on Monday.
A 23-year-old University of Connecticut student who is accused of killing two men and committing numerous other crimes while leading authorities on a six-day search, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to murder and other charges.
Pharmacy chain Rite Aid is expanding its COVID-19 testing to another 161 stores nationwide, including an additional site in Maryland.
Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday he and State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Karen Salmon will speak next week to give an update on where Maryland stands on reopening schools in the fall.
An increasing number of coronavirus cases in Maryland are tied to bars and non-compliance with public health requirements, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
In a letter to Gov. Larry Hogan, Baltimore Mayor Jack Young and several other county executives urged the governor to consider a hybrid vote-by-mail election with some in-person voting options, after the governor directed the State Board of Elections to "follow existing state law and conduct the November election with enhanced voting options,"
CASA advocates will deliver the masks to each of their assigned children and the other children in foster homes.
July 15 is here, and the extended tax deadline comes with it, as Marylanders are behind on their tax returns according to the Maryland comptroller.
The North Arundel Aquatic Center in Glen Burnie is closing for 14 days after a patron tested positive for COVID-19
Police in Anne Arundel County are investigating after a robbery at a Royal Farms in Laurel overnight.
Maryland reports over 700 new cases in 24 hours for the second consecutive day as hospitalizations slightly rise Wednesday morning.
