COVID-19 surge

Maryland's COVID-19 numbers have been dropping since early January.

The governor announced Thursday the opening of additional testing sites, as well as a second round of antibody testing in nursing homes.

All sites will be walk-up or drive-thru and open seven days a week.

Baltimore Renters United says continuing evictions will exacerbate the COVID-19 surge.

For the first time during the pandemic, more than 2,000 Marylanders are hospitalized

As Christmas approaches, people rushed to multiple sites, waiting long lines to get tested.

The governor tested positive for COVID-19 Monday.

Baltimore City’s COVID-19 case rates are at their highest since winter, according to state and local data. The city’s numbers also are surpassing those of other Maryland jurisdictions.

Positive COVID-19 cases in Baltimore City are 23% lower than they were four weeks ago, according to the city’s COVID-19 dashboard. Meanwhile, Baltimore…

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced a new contact tracing campaign called “Baltimore vs. COVID” today. The campaign comes as a surge of COVID-19…