Hogan: Expanded capacity for indoor dining can begin next week — WBAL
Maryland lab stops use of much-touted coronavirus tests from South Korea after spate of false positive results — The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore City Schools freezing hiring because of COVID-19 budget concerns — Fox 45
Number of new Md. jobs declines again in August — The Daily Record
Maryland reported 10 or fewer deaths each day for the past two weeks, state data show.
The state’s number of daily reported fatal cases has been gradually declining.
Md. officials say general availability of vaccine months away — The Daily Record
Maryland Restaurant Week kicks off to help struggling businesses amid pandemic — Fox 45
Financial woes at Strong City Baltimore are creating big problems for vital community programs it is supposed to support — The Baltimore Sun
Leadership diversity at Greater Baltimore companies remains astonishingly low — Baltimore Business Journal
Labor secretary: modernizing unemployment system will make it better — WBAL
Maryland’s coronavirus-related hospitalizations held relatively steady with an increase of six more COVID-19 patients on Thursday, state data show.
Johns Hopkins seeks Baltimore-area participants for studies on using coronavirus antibodies to prevent, treat infection — The Baltimore Sun
Senators Will Consider 15 Police Reform Bills Next Week. Here’s a Look at the Proposals — Maryland Matters
Restaurateurs plead with governor to raise cap on indoor dining — WBAL
After public blowback, Young withdraws request for Baltimore police sniper rifles — Baltimore Brew
Baltimore City Council bills aim to help laid-off hospitality workers reclaim their jobs — Baltimore Business Journal
The number of Marylanders currently hospitalized due to coronavirus dropped by 24 patients on Wednesday, the same amount that the metric increased by on Tuesday, state data show.
State Launches Program Aimed at Reducing COVID-19 in Hispanic Communities — Maryland Matters
A Texas cardiologist said his daughter was attacked by ‘BLM’ in Baltimore. Twitter exploded, but video tells a different story. — The Baltimore Sun
Artist Collaboration Puts Cash and Specially Designed T-Shirts Directly into Squeegee-ers’ Hands — BmoreArt
New Mothers Show Strength in the Face of the Coronavirus — Baltimore magazine
Maryland hospitalized 24 more people due to coronavirus, marking the largest one-day increase since July, according to data that the state released today.
Maryland Election Officials Issue Warning About Ballot Deadline After Vague USPS Mailer — Maryland Matters
Mixed reaction from students as in-person classes resume at UMd. — WBAL
Activists gather at City Hall to protest privatization of Baltimore’s public housing — The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore to tap Rainy Day Fund to balance the budget — Baltimore Brew
The rate of positive coronavirus tests in Maryland declined over the weekend, state data show.
After Maryland’s seven-day average positive test rate reached 3.76 percent on Thursday, it decreased the next three days until falling to 3.54 percent on Sunday.
