Coronavirus Help: Baltimore Offering Mobile Meal Distribution To City-Owned Housing Residents
Low-income residents, families and seniors in Baltimore public housing can schedule a time for free food to be delivered to their homes.
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Low-income residents, families and seniors in Baltimore public housing can schedule a time for free food to be delivered to their homes.
If you're struggling financially due to the coronavirus pandemic and need a free meal or groceries this weekend, several Baltimore area businesses and organizations are providing free meals.
The US Food and Drug Administration has issued its first emergency use authorization for a coronavirus test that looks for antibodies in the blood.
GBMC announced Thursday it released its first recovered coronavirus patient that was on a ventilator from the hospital Wednesday.
Maryland has topped 2,000 cases of the coronavirus.
The date coincides with the new extended state income tax filing deadline of July 15 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Baltimore mayor's office put out a list of Baltimore businesses hiring amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Department of Justice made $850 million available to help public safety agencies respond to challenges due to the coronavirus pandemic. Maryland agencies will get $6.6 million of that funding.
More than 13,000 claims were filed in Baltimore County alone, 8,686 claims were from Baltimore City and Anne Arundel County took a hit as well- with 8,983 claims.
State officials say travel related to child custody is considered essential.
Two Baltimore city sheriff's deputies have tested positive for coronavirus.
A Hagerstown man with coronavirus faces numerous charges after allegedly being combative with workers at a hospital and coughing at a deputy and a security officer.
An individual supporting Steuart Hill Academic Academy recently tested positive for the COVID-19 during the school building closure period.
There's a new way to file for unemployment in Maryland after the system was inundated with calls and emails last week.
Coronavirus testing has expanded now to several locations normally used for vehicle emission testing.
Investigators believe the victim was walking in the street when a silver pickup truck struck him from behind.
There are now three COVID-19 cases at the Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center & Hospital in Baltimore, the city's health commissioner confirms.
The first employee is no longer employed by the City of Baltimore, according to DPW.
Forward Jairus Hamilton has committed to Maryland after playing basketball for two years for Boston College.
Maryland schools superintendent Karen Salmon will stay on as the department's leader for an additional year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The species is known to attack more than 500 types of trees and plants in the U.S., the statement said.
The governor's office said Wednesday it will help certain state employees, who if eligible, will receive a COVID-19 Response Pay differential of $3.13 for each hour actually worked or approximately $250 a pay period.
Gov. Larry Hogan enacted two emergency orders Wednesday, including expanding telehealth services and the designation of disabilities services personnel as health care providers.
More than 10,000 Marylanders have already enrolled in health coverage through the Coronavirus Emergency Special Enrollment Period
An Elkton man in his 80s is the first patient from Cecil County to die from coronavirus.
