After searching for four days, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Police have found the body of former Maryland Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend’s missing daughter.
Authorities found Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean’s body at 5:31 p.m. Monday, submerged 25 feet and about 2½ miles from...
With more than two dozen deaths announced Monday, Maryland recorded its most lethal day yet from the coronavirus pandemic, and the number of confirmed cases across the state surged past 4,000.
Carroll County officials reported four more deaths Monday evening from the outbreak at Pleasant View Nursing...
Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott introduced a bill Monday night requiring the city health commissioner report patients’ races and ZIP codes during a health emergency, a move designed to produce data that’s not been made public in Maryland during the coronavirus pandemic.
Scott and...
The confirmed coronavirus cases in Maryland have risen to at least 4,045 Monday, with the death toll at 95, officials said.
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Maryland added 436 cases and 28 deaths since Sunday. More than 25,572 people have tested negative...
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6:58 p.m.: The deceased are two women in their 60s, a woman in her 70s, and a woman in her 80s. All resident test results have been reported for Pleasant View Nursing Home and 79 of the 95 residents tested positive. Fourteen have now died. Four more Pleasant View Nursing Home...
The small passenger plane was bouncing wildly in the turbulence above the Grand Canyon, and a few of the passengers screamed. Sandy deBlecourt, however, was giddy.
“If it flips over, then I’ll be scared!” her then-husband, Lou, remembered her shouting. “She was actually enjoying it.”
The 61-year-old...
A group of homeless advocacy organizations and Baltimore City Council members are stepping up their call to have the homeless population housed at vacant hotels during the coronavirus outbreak, asking for the mayor to work to get hundreds of rooms ready to shelter the vulnerable population.
In...
A staff member working with the Juvenile Detention Services in Salisbury tested positive for COVID-19 after previously being on quarantine, the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services announced Monday.
The department says it was notified of the confirmed case on Sunday.
The detention services...
Baltimore Police Department’s Southwest District station reopened Monday after all employees were ordered to self-quarantine this past weekend when an officer tested positive for the coronavirus, one of eight police employees who’ve contracted the disease.
Department spokeswoman Chakia Fennoy wrote...
Following advice from the U.S. Department of Defense amid a nationwide shortage of protective face masks for personnel on the front lines of the coronavirus fight, the Maryland National Guard is advising its members to begin making their own cloth masks.
“We are in the process of issuing guidance...
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The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services reported Monday its first positive case of coronavirus in a staff member, state officials confirmed.
The department was notified Sunday that a staff member working at the Lower Eastern Shore Children’s Center in Salisbury tested positive for the virus...
These are the confirmed Maryland cases of the novel coronavirus, the illness that causes the COVID-19 disease, confirmed by the Maryland Department of Health. The charts and map below show what has been reported by the state and updates at 10 a.m. each day. With tests in short supply, public health...
EASTON — The Working Artist Forum is an organization of professional regional painters who are continuing to create new artwork during the coronavirus isolation.
A sure sign of spring in Howard County is the controlled chaos that unfolds at Clark’s Elioak Farm on Easter weekend.
Bleating baby animals get their fill of being petted as more than 1,500 children are set loose at carefully choreographed intervals to gleefully scoop up colorful plastic eggs with...
