Q&A: How To Safely Get Medical Care During A Pandemic
We spoke to LifeBridge Health Dr. Jonathan Thierman about what hospitals are doing to keep non-coronavirus patients safe during a pandemic.
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We spoke to LifeBridge Health Dr. Jonathan Thierman about what hospitals are doing to keep non-coronavirus patients safe during a pandemic.
Baltimore City Hall was sanitized after a city employee possibly experience coronavirus symptoms came into contact with city council employees.
Seeing a horseshoe crab along the seashore of Maryland and Delaware beaches isn't out of the ordinary.
Gov. Larry Hogan has vetoed a number of bills on Thursday, including Kirwan and historically black colleges/university funding.
Anne Arundel County Public Schools students will now end their school calendar year on June 18, to account for lost instruction days.
An inmate at the Roxbury Correctional Institution in Hagerstown has died from complications related to the coronavirus.
In May 2019, twelve checks totaling $48,478 were found in a box on the employee's desk.
A Maryland Senate bill that will help redevelop Pimlico Race Course, Laural Park and create the Bowie Race Course and Training Center was approved today without the governor's signature.
The Maryland Department of Health has notified a Charles County nursing home that it's violating state regulations and its conditions "posed immediate and serious jeopardy to the health and safety" of residents.
More than 109,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment last week.
Through three live broadcasts on Instagram, Chance is surprising teachers with supplies, donations and more on behalf of Box Tops for Education to help them keep doing what they do best!
Wi-Fi will be expanded by approximately 300 feet at each of the libraries in Harford County and the library estimates the extended Wi-Fi will be available by early June.
The self-swab sites will be located at 5624 Baltimore National Pike and 5804 Ritchie Highway, and they will be open starting May 11.
A Glen Burnie man was arrested Wednesday night after he allegedly coughed in the face of an Anne Arundel County police officer and told the officer he had the coronavirus while being investigating him for a trespassing incident.
There are now more than 29,000 coronavirus cases and over 1,400 deaths reported in Maryland, according to new data released Wednesday morning.
Understanding that there may be a potential shortage of N95 masks for first responders and healthcare workers, some Frederick County employees decided to help build a decontamination chamber.
State officials launched the Maryland Manufacturing Network Supplier Portal to help connect suppliers and buyers in need of critically personal protective equipment needed to combat coronavirus.
Maryland officials announced that Maryland schools will remain closed for the rest of the academic year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland is starting to see a decrease in hospitalizations and a "flattening of the curve" when it comes to intensive care cases, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday.
The Maryland State Board of Elections released a video outlining the safe and secure way to vote by mail in the state's June 2 primary election.
The Maryland Department of Health will immediately issue guidelines to allow for elective medical procedures at the discretion of local hospitals and health care providers, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday.
Blue Flame Medical is now being investigated by Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh for failure to perform and for potential misrepresentation.
A man is charged with handgun violations including illegally possessing a firearm after he was caught driving erratically in Severn on Tuesday.
The group said once Preakness 145 has been finalized, an official announcement will be made.
The Armed Services Blood Program will run two blood drives at the Joint Base Andrews base theater in May to help with higher demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
