The Facebook ruling on Donald Trump has the distinct feel of a can being kicked down the road by a social media company that is very good at public relations.
As April began, Harford County had the worst COVID-19 positive test rate in Maryland and one of its highest average new case rates. As the month comes to a close, those metrics have been halved, something the county’s top health official attributes to improved behaviors and more people being vaccinated.
For the first time in four days, Maryland health officials reported more than 1,000 coronavirus cases Wednesday along with declines in hospitalizations and testing positivity.
Hickory Elementary School first-grade teacher Lauren Byrd said she was “still in shock” days after learning she was named Harford County's 2021 Teacher of the Year in a surprise announcement. “I feel like this year, this is an honor that all teachers deserve," she said.
Carroll County has seen 52 COVID-19 cases this week as of Tuesday, including a resident and staff member at Sun Valley Homestead, a congregate living facility. That’s up slightly from the 44 new cases at the same point last week, when Carroll finished with what has been adjusted up to 145 cases for a third consecutive weekly decline.
A Pasadena resident was sentenced to 10 years in prison in a non-fatal collision that left the victim Bennett Kriewald, 29, permanently disabled.
Howard County’s first COVID-19 mass vaccination site will open Friday at The Mall in Columbia.
Baltimore's north-south commuter highway suffers from a pandemic of speeding. Automated cameras may help but it still requires motors to slow down or risk terrible crashes.
According to the Carroll County Health Department, there were 143 total new cases for the week beginning April 18. The last time Carroll had a weekly total of fewer than 150 cases was the week of Feb. 28, when 121 were reported.
Baltimore Police have identified the public works employee who was killed Friday night in a shooting that left a second injured.