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These small businesses are getting creative to stay afloat and service their customers.
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These small businesses are getting creative to stay afloat and service their customers.
They anticipate serving over 100,000 meals over the next two weeks.
With the number of cases of the coronavirus in Maryland growing, lawmakers at the State House are ending their session more than two weeks early.
The policy will be reassessed weekly for the next two week period.
Frederick County has its first positive coronavirus case in the county, it announced Monday.
Maryland is taking steps to help businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic
The hospital systems in the regions are working to figure out the best way to do the drive-by sites but there is no certainty on when that will be happening.
He's been identified as Deondre S. Jackson, of Washington, D.C.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced a slew of measures to keep Marylanders afloat as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread across the state.
Three people are reported shot within an hour around Baltimore, police said Sunday.
Governor Larry Hogan declared an order earlier this weekend that prohibited gatherings of over 250 people is a crime, and will be enforced if businesses fail to comply.
The investigation into the circumstances of his death are ongoing.
The suspect was tested for the virus, and the results came back negative.
Archbishop William Lori said the decision wasn't made lightly but it was necessary, and as church bells rang at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen, parking lots and pews sat empty.
The county has activated its Emergency Operations Center in response.
A Loyola University Maryland student has tested positive for COVID-19, the university announced Sunday evening.
In an effort to encourage social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic, several businesses in Fells Point are voluntarily closing effective Sunday night.
The legislature will condense the session into three days, working until Wednesday.
Five more people have been confirmed to have COVID-19 in Maryland, bringing the total now to 31 on Sunday, according to the Maryland Health Department.
Baltimore reported its first coronavirus case Saturday night.
We ask a Baltimore doctor why the coronavirus is considered more deadly that the flu and how you know if you should get tested.
Maryland's casinos will limit the number of visitors allowed in their facilities by half beginning Monday due to the coronavirus.
Two Marylanders are aboard a cruise ship that isn't being allowed to enter a number of ports in the South Pacific amid fears of the coronavirus, their daughter told WJZ.
The coronavirus test developed at Johns Hopkins Hospital that began being used in the past few days is rolling out to five Baltimore-area hospitals, the university said Saturday.
