Bel Air, MD|News|
More Than 1 Million Opt In To MD COVID Alert Notifications
The free app for Marylanders alerts iPhone and Android users whether they may have been exposed to coronavirus.
Elizabeth Janney, Patch Staff
Maryland: Finding Our Way Forward
The coronavirus shutdown brought civic life and commerce to a standstill for months. These stories of revival show how communities, businesses, schools and essential institutions in Maryland are finding ways to reopen, recover and move forward.
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Rockville, MD|News|
MD's First-Time Jobless Claims Rise Amid Coronavirus Surge
Initial unemployment filings ticked up last week in Maryland as coronavirus cases surged across the state and country.
Alessia Grunberger, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
Stay Home For The Holidays, Anne Arundel County Leaders Say
Anne Arundel leaders urge residents to avoid large holiday celebrations this year. Their plea comes as coronavirus cases reach record highs.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Edgewater-Davidsonville, MD|News|
Final Maskless Suspect Arrested After Cold Stone Assault: Police
A Washington man was arrested and charged with assaulting two workers in an Edgewater creamery. Officers arrested a Bowie suspect last week.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Bowie, MD|News|
Coronavirus Spread In Prince George's: See Your Risk Of Exposure
Holiday celebrations could be risky this year. Here are the odds of being exposed to coronavirus at an event in Prince George's County.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
Coronavirus Spread In Anne Arundel: See Your Risk Of Exposure
Holiday celebrations could be risky this year. Here are the odds of being exposed to coronavirus at an event in Anne Arundel County.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Bowie, MD|News|
How Did Hogan's Update Effect Prince George's County Regulations?
Gov. Larry Hogan tightened his coronavirus regulations Tuesday. Prince George's County has more restrictive rules. Here are the differences.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
Teachers, School Board Near Contract For Coronavirus School Year
The teachers union and the Board of Education are nearing a deal, a report said. The agreement may address educators' coronavirus concerns.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Perry Hall, MD|News|
Bed Bath & Beyond To Close Nottingham Square Store
The store on Campbell Boulevard will permanently close, according to the Maryland Department of Labor.
Elizabeth Janney, Patch Staff
Bowie, MD|News|
Coronavirus Surging At Fastest Rate Since May In Prince George's
Most coronavirus metrics are trending in the wrong direction in Prince George's. Here's a look at where the county was and where it is now.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
Weekly Coronavirus Infections Reach All-Time High In Anne Arundel
Anne Arundel County tallied more than 1,000 coronavirus infections last week. That was the county's first time crossing the threshold.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Edgewater-Davidsonville, MD|News|
Cold Stone Anti-Masker Arrested; Police Seek Partner: Report
A woman who refused to wear a mask in a creamery was arrested, police said. They seek her partner, who is accused of assaulting two workers.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Glen Burnie, MD|News|
Learning From Home Adventures With Anne Arundel Family
The learning environment appears to be key for kids to school from home, one Anne Arundel mom and educator emphasizes.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
‘Wear The Damn Mask’: Hogan Quote Now On Face Coverings For Sale
Gov. Larry Hogan told Marylanders to "Wear The Damn Mask" last week. Now, Route One Apparel sells a face covering with the quote on it.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Bowie, MD|News|
​More Coronavirus Regulations Hit Prince George's As Cases Soar​​
Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks announced another wave of coronavirus regulations as the county enters a fall surge.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
As Fall Coronavirus Surge Hits, Hogan Announces More Economic Aid
More economic aid is coming to Maryland, Gov. Larry Hogan said. The $70 million plan will help the state weather the fall coronavirus surge.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, MD|News|
MD Jobless Claims Drop Once Again, But Remain Historically High
The latest figure pushes Maryland's total number of unemployment claims since early March to more than 1.32 million.
Alessia Grunberger, Patch Staff
Perry Hall, MD|News|
The Avenue At White Marsh Decides On Tree Lighting, Parade
The tree lighting will still go on at The Avenue but it will be virtual, and the parade is postponed to 2021 in White Marsh.
Elizabeth Janney, Patch Staff
Rockville, MD|News|
In-Person Learning Plan Gets Tentative Approval From School Board
The Montgomery County Board of Education tentatively approved a plan that would bring students back to school in phases starting in January.
Alessia Grunberger, Patch Staff
Bowie, MD|News|
Terps Football Game Canceled; Players Catch Coronavirus: Report
The Terrapins canceled this weekend's game against Ohio State after several Maryland players caught coronavirus, a report said.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Bel Air, MD|News|
Harford County Coronavirus Spread Is 'Alarming': Health Officer
The acting Harford County health officer said she was concerned about the toll of coronavirus on children and mental health.
Elizabeth Janney, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
Hogan Reduces Restaurant, Bar Capacity As Coronavirus Cases Spike
Maryland's coronavirus infections are multiplying faster than ever. Gov. Larry Hogan responded by tightening capacity limits on eateries.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Rockville, MD|News|
MoCo Reimposing COVID Capacity Limits On Restaurants, Businesses
Montgomery County will be reimposing COVID-19 capacity limits on certain businesses and facilities at 5 p.m. Here's what to expect.
Alessia Grunberger, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|Press Release|
AACPS Suspends Sports As Participants Test Positive For Coronavirus
Anne Arundel County Public Schools made the decision after high school sports participants tested positive for coronavirus.
Annapolis, MD|News|
'Dreaded' Fall Coronavirus Surge Is Here; County Shatters Record
Coronavirus cases are growing faster than ever in Anne Arundel. The county health officer sounded the alarm with a Capital Gazette column.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
Restaurant Corrects Mask Violations; Officials Clear It To Reopen
An Anne Arundel pizzeria fixed its mask violations and is cleared to reopen. The eatery was the fourth temporarily shut down in the county.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Rockville, MD|News|
Vote To Reimpose COVID-19 Restrictions Delayed By County
While Montgomery County will not yet reimpose capacity limits on certain facilities, it will suspend its late-night alcohol sales program.
Alessia Grunberger, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
Mask Violations Close Anne Arundel Restaurant: Health Department
The Department of Health closed an Anne Arundel County pizzeria for violating mask orders. It must pass another inspection before reopening.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Bowie, MD|News|
'Zoom Overload': PGCPS Tries To Find New Ways To Engage Students
Students are tired of online classes, and Prince George's County parents don't know where to turn. School officials want to change that.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Rockville, MD|News|
MD Unemployment Claims Drop Slightly To 18,383 Last Week
The latest figure pushes Maryland's total number of unemployment claims since early March to more than 1.3 million.
Alessia Grunberger, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
AACPS Delays Hybrid Classes; Anne Arundel Coronavirus Cases Surge
Anne Arundel had a plan to start hybrid classes this month. The school board overturned it Wednesday, citing a spike in coronavirus cases.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Silver Spring, MD|News|
MD Jobless Claims Drop, $20M Available To Help Avoid Layoffs
Initial MD jobless claims dropped slightly last week to 19,946. Now, more money is available so struggling small businesses avoid layoffs.
Alessia Grunberger, Patch Staff
Crofton, MD|News|
Restaurant, Food Service Grants To Be Awarded By County
Restaurants and other food service businesses in Anne Arundel County can apply for $10K grants to help offset coronavirus losses.
Deb Belt, Patch Staff
Bel Air, MD|News|
Coronavirus Data By School In Harford County Coming Friday
The number of coronavirus cases by school and office in Harford County Public Schools will be shared on a new dashboard.
Elizabeth Janney, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
As Federal Coronavirus Aid Stalls, Hogan Helps Small Businesses
Congress is weighing coronavirus aid options, but Gov. Larry Hogan can't wait. Here's his $250 million plan to keep small businesses open.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, MD|News|
MD's First-Time Jobless Claims Drop Slightly; Total Exceeds 1.26M
Initial unemployment claims in Maryland dropped slightly last week to 23,203. But that is still high by historical standards.
Alessia Grunberger, Patch Staff
Annapolis, MD|News|
Trio Of 1K-Pound Pumpkins Comes To Downtown Annapolis: Report
Annapolis is now home to three 1,000-pound pumpkins. Here's how they can help you win free dinner at one of 16 downtown restaurants.
Jacob Baumgart, Patch Staff
Bel Air, MD|News|
Visitation To Resume At Harford County Detention Center
People must schedule a visiting session in advance by calling the Harfor​d County Detention Center.
Elizabeth Janney, Patch Staff
Owings Mills-Reisterstown, MD|News|
Reisterstown Designated A Main Street Community
State and local leaders united in downtown Reisterstown to announce a new initiative to bolster Baltimore County's economy.
Elizabeth Janney, Patch Staff
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, MD|News|
First-Time Jobless Claims In Maryland Surpass 1.24M
The number of first-time jobless claims in MD has dropped substantially from its peak in May. But it is still high by historical standards.
Alessia Grunberger, Patch Staff
