Coronavirus

View visualizations of Maryland COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, testing, positivity rate and vaccinations.

In Baltimore City, 90% of the school system's 10,000 employees are vaccinated or have an exemption.

Nearly two years into a public health crisis in which they’ve played a central role in combating, many pharmacists and their staffs are stressed, fatigued and burned out.

Howard High School junior Poppy Swallow is working to support and comfort children in her community by creating distraction kits for those receiving their COVID-19 vaccines.

University of Maryland nursing students are graduating early to help with the pandemic.

While holiday promotions and shopping have drifted earlier and earlier each fall for years and Black Friday is no longer a single day, supply chain issues are motivating consumers this year like never before.

Ahead of full federal authorization, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Friday gave the OK for all vaccinated adults over age 18 to get COVID-19 booster doses, saying more coverage is needed ahead of the upcoming winter holidays.

Howard County General Hospital will offer free Pfizer COVID-19 vaccinations and booster shots to residents of Howard County ages 5 and older at clinics next week and into December.

Harford County Public Library will distribute Abbott BinaxNow At Home COVID-19 test kits on Saturday, Nov. 20, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at all library branches, while supplies last, according to a news release.

Cases of COVID-19 in Maryland and elsewhere are on the rise again, and state officials and public health experts say another winter surge of infections, hospitalizations and deaths is possible if the public fails to keep the virus at bay.

Nearly 100 Maryland elementary school students received an incorrect dose of the coronavirus vaccine at a clinic last week, health officials announced Monday.

While the Carroll County Board of Education president testified why she believes the mask mandate in schools should be lifted, the new county health officer was submitting a letter to the state board of education stating why the mandate should remain.

Maryland is among the few states that will consider unemployment insurance for those who refuse their employer's COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

If you travel or gather for the holidays during the pandemic, there are precautions to take, but risk tolerance is personal, this expert says.

Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby is calling on Mayor Brandon Scott to use nearly a third of the city's $641 million allocation from the American Rescue Plan for housing programs.

SudShare, a laundry service version of Uber, was launched four years ago by a Pikesville teen and his father. It now has customers in 400 cities who pay other people to wash their clothes.

Maryland health officials report that more than 200,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine has been wasted since the vaccination effort began almost a year ago.

The popular testing and vaccination site that was housed at the Baltimore Convention Center is moving north to State Center.

Eight weeks into the school year, a Baltimore public school’s teachers are relieved to be back. But they must do far more than fix the academic gaps that have increased during the coronavirus pandemic.

The number of positive COVID-19 cases at Carroll County Public Schools continues to rise as parents begin taking their 5- through 11-year-olds to be vaccinated for the first time.

More than 18,000 kids ages 5 to 11 were vaccinated in Maryland against COVID-19 in the first few days of eligibility.

COVID-19 cases in Carroll County increased for the second consecutive week after several weeks of decreasing totals.

According to data from the Maryland Department of Health, 1,285 Howard County kids ages 5 to 11 have been vaccinated against COVID-19 as of Tuesday morning, a county spokesperson said.