Coronavirus In Maryland: Odenton Library Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
An employee at one of the Anne Arundel County Public Library branches tested positive for COVID-19, the library system announced Wednesday.
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An employee at one of the Anne Arundel County Public Library branches tested positive for COVID-19, the library system announced Wednesday.
Maryland teachers' unions are pushing the governor to keep classrooms closed for at least the first semester of the new school year, citing safety concerns during the COVID—19 pandemic.
Lifebridge Health Director of Sports Cardiology Dr. Sunal Makadia says the virus affects the heart in different ways and different levels than other viruses.
Snyder and coach Ron Rivera are already at work developing what the team called "a new name and design approach that will enhance the standing of our proud, tradition-rich franchise and inspire our sponsors, fans and community for the next 100 years."
There's help for people living in Howard County who may have fallen behind on their rent or mortgage.
The Urban Oyster announced Tuesday it will be closing its doors at McHenry Row on July 26.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan implored local leaders to enforce public health requirements, like physical distancing and masks, in bars and restaurants after the state has linked an increasing number of COVID-19 cases to non-compliance.
A 19-year-old woman is dead and two men have serious injuries after the car they were in struck a tree overnight in Linthicum, Anne Arundel County police say.
Detectives have identified the suspect in the assault of a 22-month-old girl in Windsor Mill on July 12.
The Baltimore Orioles will attempt to navigate an abbreviated baseball season without their most productive player, a severe shortage of outfielders and a precarious starting rotation.
A new report says that underwater grasses in the Chesapeake Bay have declined by nearly 40 percent.
The shop is described as an Oly Bay lover's dream, with Old Bay Hot Sauce, Bloody Mary mix, masks, blankets, pillows and even socks.
Maryland passes 74,000 coronavirus cases as hospitalizations go slightly up compared to Monday morning, officials said Tuesday.
The business is making clear masks so people can communicate better, as people often rely on facial expressions when talking to each other.
Future nurses at Morgan State University are getting a boost.
The conference announced Monday it is cancelling the fall sports seasons for its member institutions. However, Army and Navy are allowed to continue to play as their Superintendents see fit.
A federal judge agreed Monday to suspend a rule that requires women during the COVID-19 pandemic to visit a hospital, clinic or medical office to obtain an abortion pill.
More than a dozen people were injured and 30 fires were started by fireworks over the July 4th weekend in Maryland, the state fire marshal's office said Monday.
Marylanders have just two more days to sign up for health insurance during the special enrollment period opened due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Maryland Transit Administration will not get federal funding under the second coronavirus stimulus plan passed in the House of Representatives, the state's transportation department said Monday.
As coronavirus cases in Maryland top 73,500, hospitalizations slightly declined after a slight increase over the weekend.
Three more restaurants in Ocean City, Maryland, have temporarily closed after employees tested positive for the coronavirus.
A Maryland couple didn't let the coronavirus stop their wedding.
Hogan, who is rumored to be eyeing a run for the White House in 2024, said Sunday that the GOP needs to be a "bigger tent party" after President Donald Trump leaves office.
If the year 2020 is good for anything, it's the lesson that during a crisis, anyone who builds a better mousetrap will find the world beating a path to his door.
