With the COVID-19 vaccination rollout set to accelerate, the Frederick County Health Department expressed concern Friday that the vaccine supply they are currently receiving from the federal government will not be sufficient as more people become eligible to get inoculated.
Frederick County officials on Friday briefed local members of the state delegation on vaccine distribution and a potential timeline to get students back into public schools by next month.
Gov. Larry Hogan accelerated Maryland’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout Thursday, saying the state will move into the next two phases of the distribution process within two weeks.
The response to the coronavirus is wrong, given our history. We have had other pan- or epi-demics in our country and never completely was the country shut down. After the cause of those “demics” was known, procedures were established that everyone needed to follow to avoid getting the diseas…
ANNAPOLIS — Instead of large crowds of people gathering throughout the statehouse complex in Annapolis Wednesday for the opening day of the 2021 legislative session, something else was a common sight: plexiglass dividers.
The General Assembly begins meeting today, and Gov. Larry Hogan has put forward a proposal for more than $1 billion in new economic relief for Marylanders who have been devastated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Frederick County smashed the daily record for COVID-19 infections Tuesday, as the novel coronavirus showed no signs of abating nearly a month into the vaccination effort.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced legislation Monday that would provide more than $1 billion in economic relief to combat the coronavirus pandemic, and he called on state lawmakers to quickly pass it once session starts Wednesday.
When looking back on the pandemic, many Americans will be unable to separate the travails of 2020 and 2021 from their memories of Donald Trump, the president who made the perverse decision to depict their decisions to wear masks as politically motivated criticism of him — and who openly enco…
COVID-19-related hospitalizations in both Frederick County and the state reached new highs Sunday as the pandemic continues into its 11th month.
Gov. Larry Hogan expects COVID-19 vaccine distribution across Maryland to ramp up in much the same way testing did over the the last 10 months.
A former Frederick man sentenced to life in prison for the 1996 murder of a 15-year-old girl will have his case brought to the Supreme Court of the United States Friday.
Four inmates and six correctional officers recently tested positive for COVID-19 at the adult detention center, according to Frederick County Sheriff’s Office.
With the COVID-19 vaccination rollout set to accelerate, the Frederick County Health Department expressed concern Friday that the vaccine supply they are currently receiving from the federal government will not be sufficient as more people become eligible to get inoculated.
Frederick County officials on Friday briefed local members of the state delegation on vaccine distribution and a potential timeline to get students back into public schools by next month.
Gov. Larry Hogan accelerated Maryland’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout Thursday, saying the state will move into the next two phases of the distribution process within two weeks.
The response to the coronavirus is wrong, given our history. We have had other pan- or epi-demics in our country and never completely was the country shut down. After the cause of those “demics” was known, procedures were established that everyone needed to follow to avoid getting the diseas…
ANNAPOLIS — Instead of large crowds of people gathering throughout the statehouse complex in Annapolis Wednesday for the opening day of the 2021 legislative session, something else was a common sight: plexiglass dividers.
The General Assembly begins meeting today, and Gov. Larry Hogan has put forward a proposal for more than $1 billion in new economic relief for Marylanders who have been devastated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Frederick County smashed the daily record for COVID-19 infections Tuesday, as the novel coronavirus showed no signs of abating nearly a month into the vaccination effort.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced legislation Monday that would provide more than $1 billion in economic relief to combat the coronavirus pandemic, and he called on state lawmakers to quickly pass it once session starts Wednesday.
When looking back on the pandemic, many Americans will be unable to separate the travails of 2020 and 2021 from their memories of Donald Trump, the president who made the perverse decision to depict their decisions to wear masks as politically motivated criticism of him — and who openly enco…
COVID-19-related hospitalizations in both Frederick County and the state reached new highs Sunday as the pandemic continues into its 11th month.
Gov. Larry Hogan expects COVID-19 vaccine distribution across Maryland to ramp up in much the same way testing did over the the last 10 months.
A former Frederick man sentenced to life in prison for the 1996 murder of a 15-year-old girl will have his case brought to the Supreme Court of the United States Friday.
Many details are still unknown, but County Executive Jan Gardner said Congress’ second coronavirus relief bill will p…
As COVID-19 cases again increase by 1,000 in one week, the number of deaths in females and Black residents is trendin…
In a time when COVID-19 feels like it’s hiding around every corner, the Frederick County Adult Detention Center staff…
For months, a tucked-away, nondescript building on Rocky Springs Road has served as a de facto hub for Frederick Coun…
In Jesse McKittrick's line of work, the danger is usually pretty obvious.
HELENA, Mont. — Even during normal years, many senior citizens face a constant struggle with loneliness and isolation…
ANNAPOLIS — As someone who initially struggled to accept his own bipolar disorder diagnosis years ago and now works t…
Maryland has launched an online vaccine dashboard that will track coronavirus vaccinations by region, age group, gend…
Local businesswoman Tiffany Cianci wasn't going to let the pandemic deter her from collecting mountains of gifts for …
NEW YORK (AP) — This is the deadliest year in U.S. history, with deaths expected to top 3 million for the first time …
More than half of Frederick County residents are willing to get the coronavirus vaccine, according to a survey conduc…
Before the coronavirus pandemic hit, Councilman Steve McKay was working on legislation involving a subject frequently…
As of Sunday, over 250,000 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Maryland.
Frederick County COVID-19 cases increased by 966 in one week, raising the seven-day positivity rate to nearly 9%, the…
NEW YORK — It would be just a temporary precaution.
Heather Miller has a checklist constantly running through her mind. It includes things she seldom thought about befor…
Wielding in her right hand the best weapon yet to fight the novel coronavirus, Lisa Marchesani felt nervous.
Hospitals across Maryland are being stretched to their limits, with a fresh wave of coronavirus patients crashing dow…
County officials haven't dipped into a $100 million credit line approved by the County Council in June—but if Congres…
Frederick Health Hospital will receive and store nearly 1,000 coronavirus vaccines by Pfizer-BioNTech in the coming d…
I still remember exactly where I was sitting decades ago, during the short film shown in class: For a few painful min…
PORTAGE, Michigan — The first of many freezer-packed COVID-19 vaccine vials made their way to distribution sites acro…
More than five million COVID-19 tests have now been completed in the state of Maryland as the first batch of vaccines…
Frederick County COVID-19 cases increased by 973 in one week, the latest local figures show.
During the past several months, County Executive Jan Gardner (D) and other county leaders have distributed nearly $45…
For months now, Nick Brown at the Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs has been preparing for the “what ifs”…
Gov. Larry Hogan once again pleaded Thursday for more economic relief from Congress, saying that struggling Maryland …
County Executive Jan Gardner announced additional restrictions on indoor gatherings and indoor recreation capacity on…
County Executive Jan Gardner joined colleagues from across the state Wednesday in urging Marylanders to remain vigila…
With a COVID-19 vaccine on the horizon, the Frederick County Health Department is ramping up its plans to be able to …
With the novel coronavirus spreading rapidly, Gov. Larry Hogan declared Tuesday the cavalry is on the way.
At a recent county delegation meeting, Del. Carol Krimm asked the head of Frederick County’s Liquor Board if and how …
When Lily Chalkey returned to Frederick County after a semester at college, it was a bit of a culture shock. At her s…
In the span of a few days, at least six Frederick restaurants have announced temporary closures due to positive COVID…
A former County Council candidate and local gym founder is leading the charge to mobilize hundreds of small businesse…
Declaring there's one final battle to fight against the novel coronavirus before it is wrested under control, County …
Frederick County reported its highest daily increase of confirmed COVID-19 cases by a wide margin Wednesday.
Saying the worst of the pandemic is still ahead, Gov. Larry Hogan on Tuesday pleaded to Maryland residents with a cli…
Gov. Larry Hogan and state Attorney General Brian E. Frosh pressed congressional and federal leadership on Monday for…
No COVID-related violations or other major issues were reported by the Frederick Police Department on Thanksgiving Ev…
After Kimberly Vasquez’s two younger sisters log into their virtual classrooms from their Baltimore home, there’s bar…
This is the busiest week of the year for Hillside Turkey Farms.
NEW YORK — Looking for toilet paper? Good luck.
PARIS — France’s government on Friday got supermarket chains and e-commerce platforms like Amazon to agree to postpon…
Bobby Wilhide arrived at Frederick Health’s COVID-19 testing center off Monocacy Way at 7:30 Thursday morning, just 3…
Gov. Larry Hogan on Tuesday announced limits to operating hours for restaurants and bars and reduced indoor capacity …
Maryland has crashed through a dismal record: The state has reported more than 2,000 new COVID-19 cases in one day fo…
Members from four different Frederick County Rotary Clubs joined together Saturday afternoon to deliver two carloads …
Steve Baranski, owner of the Boulder Yard in Frederick, didn't know about the new Frederick County regulation limitin…
Frederick County reported its second-highest daily number of COVID-19 infections during the pandemic Wednesday, one d…
Two months ago, Dr. Randall Culpepper admitted there was no way he would have signed off on kids playing high school sports.
On a near-perfect weather day for early November —sunny and in the 70s —diners at Sabor De Cuba on East Patrick Stree…
Maryland reported more than 1,000 daily COVID-19 cases for a sixth consecutive day Monday, as the state continues to …
Frederick County Councilman Phil Dacey is calling on the Board of Education to issue a report outlining potential sch…
Maryland reported 1,410 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, slightly less than Friday's 1,541 new cases. However, the …
Maryland reported more than 1,500 new COVID-19 infections Friday, as the novel coronavirus continued its fall resurge…
More grant money will soon be available for childcare facilities and the food service and hospitality industry in the…
County residents streamed into polling places as Election Day began Tuesday, capping off an historically busy year for early and absentee voting period. News-Post reporters and photographers will be filing updates throughout the day and into the early morning hours as this story develops.
Latest news:
- BOE candidates await poll closures, results
- Maryland Elections Board debunks false rumors
- Steady but light stream of voters at Frederick High
- Large turnout near Golden Mile
- Middletown quiet as day begins
- Brunswick voters turn out in swaths
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland — A team of volunteer health professionals has been deployed to polling stations around the state…
For Vito and Tammy Loiola, owners of Quality Shoe Repair on North Market Street, federal assistance isn’t enough to g…
COVID hospitalizations in Maryland have been steadily increasing since the beginning of October, according to data fr…
NEWARK, N.J. — A complete picture has yet to emerge of how much learning was lost by students during the pandemic. Th…
DES MOINES, Iowa — Even as a fall resurgence of coronavirus infections strain hospitals, officials in many of the har…
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Her voice cracked as she spoke from her hospital bed. “I want to go home,” she pleaded.
Sometimes, the days and weeks just aren't long enough for Col. Ryan Eckmeier and his team at Fort Detrick.
The Thurmont town office will be closed for the rest of the week after an employee who was in the building began exhi…
Like many hospitals across the country, Frederick Health Hospital is filling up with coronavirus patients once again.
Frederick County now has 14 people hospitalized due to COVID-19, four of whom are in intensive care, according to the…
Tawanna Turner received an eviction notice just days after the Sept. 25 end of the statewide moratorium on all evicti…
On any given day, Capt. Rick Stitely and the firefighters and paramedics at Frederick County Division of Fire and Res…
