Coronavirus Latest: More Than 37K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
More than 37,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment last week.
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More than 37,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment last week.
Anthony Lyvonne Howes, 51, of Halethorpe, has been missing since November 4, 2019, when troopers tried to arrest him at his home on charges he sexually assaulted a minor in Centreville.
A tree went into a home in Anne Arundel County as heavy rain fell through much of the state on Thursday.
Mail-in ballots could be arriving in mailboxes as early as this week, the state board of elections said Thursday.
"It takes a toll because you have this PPE on all day and you can't really interact with the patients. We're so disconnected because we are used to sitting down and talking face to face and you can't do it now," she said
11 Baltimore city-owned parking garages will be open for them to park in for free under a few conditions.
No banks or credit unions shall have any "lien upon, or right of setoff" against funds in any customer or member's account, the order said.
The coronavirus testing site at FedEx Field closed Wednesday, but testing will reopen at the Prince George's County health department's Cheverly clinic starting Monday.
Baltimore City Public School is backing a request by the Council of the Great City Schools to the U.S. Congress seeking $200 billion in new funding for local school systems in the next coronavirus relief bill.
Police are investigating after two people were shot in Annapolis on Wednesday.
By Gov. Larry Hogan's order, the flag will remain at half-staff on Friday for Fallen Heroes Day and Saturday for Healthcare Heroes Day and will return to full-staff by sunset on Sunday.
More than $9 million is being directed to COVID-19 housing relief for Marylanders for tenant-based housing voucher recipients.
Flyovers in Baltimore will start at 11:30 a.m. and last around 15 minutes.
The governor said tracking hospitalizations and patients in intensive care will indicate when the state may reopen.
Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison says the surveillance plane program will begin in the city on Friday.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan apologized Wednesday to residents struggling to file from unemployment through the state's new portal.
The Navy's Blue Angels and the Air Force's Thunderbirds will fly over Maryland on Saturday as a part of their salute to healthcare workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
As of Wednesday evening, 516 COVID-19 deaths were tied to the facilities, with all but eight being residents. The remaining cases were employees.
Five lots of Benefiber brand prebiotic powder supplements are being recalled due to possible plastic contamination, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says.
"These outbreaks are not only a serious public health concern, they're also a potential threat to Maryland's leading agricultural industry, and to our nation's essential food supply chain." Gov. Hogan said.
Ocean City, Maryland's beach and boardwalk will remain closed through at least May 15 or when Gov. Larry Hogan lifts his stay at home order, town officials said Wednesday.
At this time, zero off-duty BCFD members are quarantining, and there are 42 members of the Baltimore City Eastern Police District that are quarantining pending test results or evaluation.
The students were surprised by McDaniel College's Admissions and Financial Aid staff over a special Zoom announcement.
An 18-year-old man from Severn is in custody after he allegedly invaded a home and tried to steal a purse from a woman living there, police say.
The council announced the passage of a bill allowing the city to give emergency funding to expand access to digital devices and the Internet.
