A Frederick County resident has died from COVID-19, the Frederick County Health Department reported.
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The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 increased to 1,660 in Maryland, according to the latest numbers from the Maryland Department of Health.
Leaving home, outside of essential functions like grocery shopping could be punishable by up to a year in jail, Gov. Larry Hogan said as part of his latest attempt to slow the COVID-19 pandemic in Maryland.
Heidi Jaeger decorated her husband’s red convertible with a sign displaying her name Monday afternoon in the Green Valley Elementary School parking lot.
While most day cares were closed Monday in compliance with an order from the Maryland State Department of Education, a few opened their doors with special permission.
For the first time since 1978, family-owned business Stover Hearth and Patio on Baltimore National Pike closed its doors and did not re-open them the next day.
The city of Frederick has provided restrooms at both the Frederick Rescue Mission and the Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs to help those facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A local website design firm launched a t-shirt line to raise money for local restaurants and bars shuttered due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the coronavirus has led state officials to recommend people stay home, practice social distancing and close non-essential businesses, the Frederick County real estate market remains active, according to some Realtors this past week.
A local moving company is taking donations of working hospital beds with the ultimate goal of helping provide beds to field hospitals that may be necessary to combat COVID-19.
The line at Rocky Point Creamery curled around the building Sunday as people stopped by to get ice cream, eggs, milk, cheese or beef at the drive-through window.
Kim Davison and Mikey Lee planned to have their wedding ceremony on April 25. But then came COVID-19.
One of the largest events of Frederick's summer has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange is offering a special enrollment period for health insurance due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Maryland Department of Health reported that five additional COVID-19 deaths in the state have brought the total to 15.
Frederick County Division of Fire and Rescue Services and volunteers implemented a new statewide initiative Thursday designed to reassure residents and prevent overcrowding at hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cases in Maryland topped 1,000 Saturday morning and 64 cases were announced late Saturday in a Mount Airy nursing home.
Kriste Kidd, owner of Oasis Senior Advisors, was taking a client and her family through a tour of an assisted living community when she saw the staff begin to turn away family members who were coming to visit.
A Mount Airy nursing home reported Saturday that 66 of its residents have now tested positive for COVID-19, becoming the state’s first known outbreak in a nursing home.
After two residents of a long-term care center in Mount Airy tested positive for COVID-19, more than 60 others have been tested and are awaiting the results.
At Middletown High School on Friday morning, the buzzers continued to sound, marking the start and end of classes that would never happen.
Confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Maryland increased by nearly 200 in 24 hours, including a fifth death.
As the COVID-19 pandemic presents economic challenges to Frederick County residents, local organizations are pitching in to keep their cupboards stocked.
Frederick Health Hospital will no longer allow visitors except in certain circumstances.
United Way of Frederick County announced Friday the first round of payments to nonprofits from its COVID-19 emergency relief fund in collaboration with community philanthropists.
YMCA providing emergency child care for first responders in virus response
Hood College is partnering with several organizations to provide personal protective equipment (PPE) to Frederick Health Hospital to aid in the fight against COVID-19, the school announced.
Between Sunday and Friday, the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Maryland more than tripled — increasing from 244 to 774, according to the Maryland Department of Health numbers released each morning.
The Boys & Girls Club of Frederick County will begin offering day care for the children of parents whose jobs are considered essential on Monday, according to a press release.
Every sober living home in Frederick was recently given a gift card to help meet the needs of its residents during the COVID-19 outbreak.
A Frederick County resident has died from COVID-19, the Frederick County Health Department reported.
The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 increased to 1,660 in Maryland, according to the latest numbers from the Maryland Department of Health.
Leaving home, outside of essential functions like grocery shopping could be punishable by up to a year in jail, Gov. Larry Hogan said as part of his latest attempt to slow the COVID-19 pandemic in Maryland.
Heidi Jaeger decorated her husband’s red convertible with a sign displaying her name Monday afternoon in the Green Valley Elementary School parking lot.
While most day cares were closed Monday in compliance with an order from the Maryland State Department of Education, a few opened their doors with special permission.
For the first time since 1978, family-owned business Stover Hearth and Patio on Baltimore National Pike closed its doors and did not re-open them the next day.
The city of Frederick has provided restrooms at both the Frederick Rescue Mission and the Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs to help those facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A local website design firm launched a t-shirt line to raise money for local restaurants and bars shuttered due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the coronavirus has led state officials to recommend people stay home, practice social distancing and close non-essential businesses, the Frederick County real estate market remains active, according to some Realtors this past week.
A local moving company is taking donations of working hospital beds with the ultimate goal of helping provide beds to field hospitals that may be necessary to combat COVID-19.
The line at Rocky Point Creamery curled around the building Sunday as people stopped by to get ice cream, eggs, milk, cheese or beef at the drive-through window.
Kim Davison and Mikey Lee planned to have their wedding ceremony on April 25. But then came COVID-19.
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The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 increased to 1,660 in Maryland, according to the latest numbers from the Ma…
Heidi Jaeger decorated her husband’s red convertible with a sign displaying her name Monday afternoon in the Green Va…
At least 630 samples have been taken to test for a new coronavirus in Frederick County.
All Maryland public school buildings will remain closed for another four weeks, through at least April 24.
Frederick County Public Schools teachers will take part in a virtual training session for one day next week to prepar…
The United Way of Frederick County’s fundraising campaign for COVID-19 emergency relief met its challenge grant match…
Eight schools in Frederick County will offer free breakfast and lunch to any child under age 18 for the next two week…
All Maryland public schools will be closed from Monday, March 16 through Friday, March 27.
Mount St. Mary’s University has suspended its Florence, Italy, study abroad program and brought participating student…
ARLINGTON, Va. — Brig. Gen. Michael Talley led a briefing at the Pentagon on Thursday to give an update on the latest…
Gov. Larry Hogan declared a state of emergency Thursday evening as a result of the first three positive tests for the…
Sens. Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin toured a military laboratory at Fort Detrick on Friday, just days after sending…
Confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Maryland increased by nearly 200 in 24 hours, including a fifth death.
As more and more workers lose their jobs due to the coronavirus, Frederick County organizations are looking to help m…
The state will close all child care centers, except those serving essential personnel, at the end of the day Friday, …
When Lisa Kimble got a call from her friend who is a nurse at Frederick Health Hospital about the shortage of masks f…
Frederick’s mayor and aldermen and several other key committees will begin meeting again in mid-April after postponin…
A staff member of a local restaurant has tested positive for COVID-19, as Frederick County reported four new confirme…
A Prince George’s County man in his 60s has died from COVID-19 — marking the state’s fourth death from the disease.
Frederick County Public Libraries is helping people reach their reading goals and stay entertained as businesses and …
The United Way of Frederick County has announced the launch of an emergency relief fund with the backing by community…
Hogan calls for spring breakers to quarantine
The presidential primary election has been delayed in Maryland from April 28 until June 2 amid coronavirus concerns, …
Gov. Larry Hogan announced five more confirmed cases of COVID-19 via Twitter on Friday, although he did not reveal wh…
St. John’s Catholic Prep announced it would shut its doors due to concerns over COVID-19, also known as the new coronavirus.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will test two more samples from Maryland residents for the novel coronavirus.
Meals for schoolchildren seem to be one of the top priorities as the state continues to shut down over concerns about…
While most day cares were closed Monday in compliance with an order from the Maryland State Department of Education, …
Frederick Health Hospital will no longer allow visitors except in certain circumstances.
As the COVID-19 pandemic presents economic challenges to Frederick County residents, local organizations are pitching…
Food banks across Frederick County have continued to offer food and products to residents amid increased business clo…
Mount St. Mary's announced Friday that classes will remain online for the remainder for the spring semester due to co…
Gov. Larry Hogan announced another sweeping round of new measures to combat the new coronavirus Thursday morning. His…
When Sean Moore dropped into Odin Crossfit on Monday morning, he knew it was just a matter of time.
Frederick County’s libraries will close for nearly two weeks in response to the growing concern over the new coronavirus.
March 5: Gov. Larry Hogan announces the first three positive cases of COVID-19 in Maryland: a couple in their 70s and…
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland General Assembly will work through the weekend to finish its operating and capital budgets b…
Del. Dan Cox is monitoring his health, but is not concerned after attending a conference late last month with an atte…
Three Maryland residents tested by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the new coronavirus all came ba…
United Way of Frederick County announced Friday the first round of payments to nonprofits from its COVID-19 emergency…
As many aspects of Marylanders’ lives have been affected by the coronavirus outbreak the past few weeks, state and lo…
Nearly 440,000 adults in Maryland have an underlying health condition that places them at risk for complications from…
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner (D) and staff are optimistic about most of th…
Global financial markets surged Friday, clawing back a small slice of their losses in what has been a brutal week of …
Municipalities across Frederick County are adapting their practices in light of the recent announcements from Gov. La…
The city of Frederick declared a state of emergency Friday and will restrict access to many public buildings and publ…
Some will use new cups, some will change their hours and some are shutting down their taprooms entirely.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate passed an $8.3 billion measure Thursday to help tackle the coronavirus outbreak in hopes…
A local website design firm launched a t-shirt line to raise money for local restaurants and bars shuttered due to th…
There’s a car in a parking lot on North Market Street with a sign outside of it: Food and hygiene donations needed.
Frederick County announced its first two confirmed cases on Monday of COVID-19 being linked to community spread.
Frederick Health Medical Group has stopped walk-in and imagine services on a temporary basis as part of the health sy…
Fort Detrick will temporarily close one of its gates, the garrison announced Monday via Twitter.
On Monday morning, Gov. Larry Hogan announced he was ordering all “non-essential businesses” to close, starting at 5 …
Sobering words came from no less than the U.S. surgeon general to start the week.
Frederick County Animal Control has not escaped the impact of COVID-19 but is continuing to serve Frederick County an…
As the coronavirus outbreak has caused an economic hardship across Maryland as many small businesses have been ordere…
Heartly House planned for two scenarios when it comes to COVID-19.
When restaurants and bars had to shift to strictly carry-out and delivery as per Gov. Larry Hogan’s mandates, countle…
While Gov. Larry Hogan has ordered all restaurants, bars and gyms to close — except restaurants with takeout and deli…
In the midst of all of the news surrounding the coronavirus, Rachel Packe wanted to do something uplifting for her co…
Genevieve Lambert didn’t expect to be home in Frederick this month. She didn’t even expect to be in the United States.
Reaction to the coronavirus has limited the MARC train to Frederick to an “R” schedule, leaving Frederick once in the…
The first two times Julius Michael Dunn appeared for bail hearings, a district court commissioner and then a judge de…
Cars continue to line up around the Frederick Health medical offices as people looked to get tested for COVID-19.
Census Day 2020 may look a bit different than initially planned due to the new coronavirus disease.
The 211 emergency hotline operated by the Frederick County Mental Health Association (FCMHA) has been operating 24 ho…
Frederick County Public Schools teachers will take part in a virtual training session for one day next week to prepar…
The United Way of Frederick County’s fundraising campaign for COVID-19 emergency relief met its challenge grant match…
