Coronavirus Latest: 1,660 Maryland COVID-19 Cases, 24 Deaths Reported
There are now 1,660 cases of COVID-19 in Maryland, according to state numbers.
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There are now 1,660 cases of COVID-19 in Maryland, according to state numbers.
The Baltimore Ravens have moved their final season ticket payment deadline from May 15 to June 15.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski launched Baltimore County COVID-19 Response Fund to support efforts to stop the spread of coronavirus in the county.
Under Armour is hoping to help protect front line health care workers in Baltimore from coronavirus.
Gov. Larry Hogan issued a "stay at home" order for Maryland Monday.
Two coronavirus-related deaths have now been reported at a Carroll County nursing home, officials said Monday evening.
Every weekday afternoon in Bel Air, packages come and go but it's what's incoming from USPS which has excited the entire country walk neighborhood.
The coronavirus outbreak is changing how firefighters prepare for their day. The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked new policies for the Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company, like daily temperature checks, and constant sanitation of equipment.
Property owners are being told to cancel any and all short-term rentals through April 30, including real estate companies and third-party rentals. This includes but isn't limited to Airbnb, Home Away and VRBO.
Both the victim and the suspect were taken to local hospitals for treatment, and are both expected to survive.
If you went to jury duty in Anne Arundel County on March 9th or March 12th, you could have been exposed to coronavirus, Anne Arundel County officials said.
The governor said that certain school districts are donating their medical supplies to local emergency operation centers, as well as local health centers and departments.
The deadline to get your federal REAL ID was extended to Oct. 1, 2021, after Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan appealed to the Department of Homeland Security on behalf of all the U.S. governors.
The National Aquarium in Baltimore had to furlough 100 employees after it decided to close for six weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic. It also had to reduce the salary of employees that remain.
The drive-through testing sites are in Glen Burnie, Waldorf and Bel Air, and people can get tested free of charge.
Two Baltimore County police officers have tested positive for COVID-19, the department confirmed Monday.
The department has COVID-19 response teams working to determine if any other staff or inmates may have had contact with the three people.
Maryland officials reported 1,413 cases of coronavirus in the state as of Monday morning.
Gov. Larry Hogan issued an executive order Monday morning redefining what certain essential activities and businesses can still happen during the coronavirus pandemic in Maryland.
"We think in two weeks around Easter we're going to be looking a lot like New York." He said. "It's continuing to grow at really kind of frightening paces and we think it's going to be worse in two weeks not better." Gov. Hogan said.
The resident was a man in his 90s with underlying medical conditions.
Both residents were men, 90 and 75 years old, with underlying health conditions.
The number broke over 1,000 after Gov. Larry Hogan reported Saturday evening that there had been a recent outbreak at a nursing home in Carroll County in which 66 patients had tested positive for coronavirus.
The 6-foot-5, 285-pound Wolfe fills the void left by the unexpected departure last week of free agent Michael Brockers, who initially agreed to a three-year deal with Baltimore.
There are now over 1,000 cases of coronavirus in Maryland, and 10 people have died as a result of the virus.
