Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Larry Hogan Will Lift Maryland's Stay At Home Order Friday
Gov. Larry Hogan will lift Maryland's stay at home order on Friday at 5 p.m.
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Gov. Larry Hogan will lift Maryland's stay at home order on Friday at 5 p.m.
Here's a list of what's allowed to reopen and what remains closed amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland is getting another nearly $206 million to help expand its coronavirus testing capacity, the state's congressional delegation announced Wednesday.
This Saturday, there will be two new spots for families to pick up some much needed food from World Central Kitchen.
Maryland officials report nearly 35,000 cases of coronavirus as the state continues to see a flattening of the curve.
A new coronavirus testing site will open Thursday in Westminster, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young said the leaders of some of the state's largest jurisdictions want to see a "coordinated response" to the state's reopening plan.
The coronavirus triage and isolation center at the Lord Baltimore Hotel is open.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo are renewing their calls for the federal government to quickly approve financial aid to states amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Saturday classes? Year-round school? States mull plans to make up for lost time due to coronavirus.
A Hagerstown man is in police custody after he fled from officers during an arrest Tuesday.
Schools in Maryland are closed through the rest of the academic year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but now officials are looking to the fall and how they might reopen schools.
Gov. Larry Hogan plans to speak Wednesday about when he will start the first phase of Maryland's recovery, but some local leaders may not be onboard with a quick reopening.
Several open-air farmers' markets have reopened in the Baltimore area as some restrictions are lifted following closures due to coronavirus.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young is giving an update on the city's COVID-19 response.
May 12 marked the 39th day they have been serving meals, and the day they hit the millionth mark!
MDH's Behavioral Health Administration shows calls to "211, Press 1" increased from 1,619 in February to 2,345 in March.
Baltimore County homicide detectives are still investigating the 1999 murder of a 13-year-old girl in Woodlawn.
The coronavirus pandemic's impacts are being felt across the country and vulnerable populations are among the hardest hit.
The Maryland Department of Labor said it has paid 327,649 Marylanders unemployment insurance claims during the coronavirus pandemic.
30-year-old Michael Samuel Brown Jr. is wanted in connection with a shooting that happened in Baltimore in late April, Baltimore County Police said Tuesday.
Police made four arrests overnight in Monday's triple shooting in Elkton, including a mother and her two sons, but one suspect remains at-large and police say he should be considered "armed and dangerous."
Coronavirus hospitalizations and ICU cases remain flat in Maryland Tuesday as total reported cases top 34,000, according to new numbers released by the state.
Patient First will be offering drive-up COVID-19 testing by appointment at its Aberdeen location starting May 14.
