COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,000 New Cases Reported, Key Metrics Decline
Maryland reported 1,069 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths, according to state health department data released Thursday morning.
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Maryland reported 1,069 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths, according to state health department data released Thursday morning.
Thousands of Marylanders are still waiting for unemployment checks and the company assisting the state is working overtime to make it happen. But, the labor shortage is taking its toll on these state agencies.
WJZ spoke with the superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools about the nationwide shortage and how it's impacting the district.
Children ages 5 to 11 will soon be able to get a COVID-19 shot at their pediatrician's office, local pharmacy and potentially even their school, the White House said Wednesday as it detailed plans for the expected authorization of the Pfizer shot for elementary school youngsters in a matter of weeks.
Leaders are struggling to fill jobs for teachers as well as for custodians, cafeteria workers and bus drivers.
A Maryland congressman who is a practicing anesthesiologist said on a radio show that he prescribed a medication typically used to treat parasites in livestock and humans as a treatment for COVID-19.
The maps are published by the Maryland Citizens Redistricting Commission. The independent commission is the first of its kind in state history. It is challenged with drawing fair legislative and congressional maps for the 2022 elections.
Harford County Executive Barry Glassman proposed legislation that would extend outdoor dining, officials announced Wednesday.
Booster protection could soon expand to a much broader population, as a source says the US government likely will soon recommend additional doses to people as young as 40 who received a Moderna or Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine.
The community college will receive an $18,458,000 grant to replace its existing athletic and fitness center with two new buildings that will house its athletic department and mathematics department.
Police said four cars were involved in the crash
Maryland reported 543 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths, according to state health department data released Wednesday morning.
The FDA is expected to give the green light this week to booster shots for those already vaccinated with Moderna and Johnson and Johnson—a huge step in protecting against breakthrough infections and waning immunity.
The Unemployed Workers Union is continuing its push for the payment of unemployment benefits that they say have not been provided to thousands of Marylanders.
From teachers to food service workers to custodians, Anne Arundel County Public School leaders say the district is struggling to fill open roles.
Officials announced Tuesday that Jonathan and Diana Toebbe were indicted today by a Grand Jury in Elkins, West Virginia, on national security charges.
A Hagerstown man was arrested after officials say he stole movie posters and discharged a fire extinguisher inside a theatre last week.
Sheetz is more than doubling the amount of tuition assistance it offers to employees, the convenience store chain said Tuesday.
Crews are on the scene of a serious crash on I-695 in Pikesville.
The Maryland women's basketball team is No. 4 in the Associated Press Preseason Poll, the 12th straight year head coach Brenda Frese's squad has opened the season ranked in the Top 25. On Monday, the men's team came in at No. 21
Maryland reported 543 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths, according to state health department data released Tuesday morning.
President Joe Biden will participate in a town hall on Thursday in Baltimore, where he'll take questions as his administration continues to sell his ambitious legislative agenda to members of Congress and the nation.
Police said Alesha Henry was found safe.
Amazon plans to add 150,000 temporary workers in the United States for the holiday shopping rush, a 50% increase from the company's holiday hiring push a year ago.
Those visiting the Baltimore City or Essex branches can request a certified copy of their birth certificate and have it printed onsite to provide as proof of identity to acquire a REAL ID ahead of the May 3, 2023 deadline.
