Coronavirus Response: Hogan Previews Plan To Reopen Maryland Amid Pandemic
Gov. Larry Hogan Thursday previewed his plans to gradually reopen Maryland amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Gov. Larry Hogan Thursday previewed his plans to gradually reopen Maryland amid the coronavirus pandemic.
As a thank you to first responders and frontline workers, many businesses are giving away free meals or discounted meals in the Baltimore area.
The Messiah Community Church is handing out food provided by the Maryland Food Bank every Friday from 5-7 p.m. starting on April 24, 2020.
There are now 180 cases of COVID-19 within the Maryland correctional system, according to DPSCS data.
The number of coronavirus cases continues to rise in Maryland Thursday with the state reporting 962 more COVID-19 cases in one day.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced the reopening of the previously closed Laurel Hospital as the new Laurel Medical Center. Prince George's County has the highest concentration of coronavirus cases in the state.
Mr. Oliver was found safe.
Families are struggling to keep food on the table, but they got a little help from celebrity chef José Andrés and his charity World Central Kitchen Wednesday when they were in Baltimore giving out food.
As the numbers come in and as Prince George's County collects more data, County Executive Angela Alsobrooks said they are noticing men, in particular, are succumbing to the coronavirus.
Ticketholders for all events and performances will be contacted with further details, the symphony said Wednesday.
Baltimore's sports teams are joining the city to deliver meals to vulnerable senior adults during the coronavirus pandemic, Mayor Jack Young announced.
Downtown Partnership of Baltimore joins Harbor Park Garage to support Heart of the Park, a program to provide free meals to anyone in need.
Baltimore County will resume yard waste collection and reopen residential drop-off centers, County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. announced Wednesday.
Maryland's number of coronavirus cases went up again overnight into Wednesday, and now nearly 14,800 people have tested positive and 631 people have died.
Like many academic institutions Johns Hopkins University is looking to offset losses related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Spring has sprung in Maryland and even during a coronavirus quarantine pollen continues to be a problem for allergy sufferers.
Two men are in custody after allegedly trying to rob a woman at gunpoint Monday night in Middle River.
The current Central District station has been "uninhabitable" for over a year, Harrison said.
A 72-year-old woman who had been reported missing was found dead in a home Tuesday afternoon, police say.
The crew member tested positive Tuesday night and was sent home to self-isolate, along with his crew, which are generally a group of three people, DPW said.
Gov. Larry Hogan went on a number of morning talk shows Tuesday to defend his decision to buy 500,000 coronavirus test kits for Maryland after President Donald Trump called him out for not knowing his state's testing capability during a press conference Monday.
The Baltimore Orioles will commit to paying baseball operations employees through at least May 31, a club source tells WJZ.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced Tuesday that the city is opening another testing site in the city at the Rawlings Conservatory.
Three Carroll County men are charged with murder after police found the body of a Taneytown man set on fire in West Virginia, police say.
Gov. Larry Hogan is now allowing the state's barber shops and salons to stay open to service essential personnel only during the coronavirus pandemic.
