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.
Maryland’s coronavirus deaths are slowly decreasing
Maryland’s coronavirus hospitalizations remain relatively steady
Maryland’s coronavirus-related hospitalizations held relatively steady with an increase of six more COVID-19 patients on Thursday, state data show.
Maryland’s coronavirus hospitalizations drop after yesterday’s large rise
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.
Maryland’s coronavirus hospitalizations jump by largest amount since July 29
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’s average rate of positive coronavirus tests declines for three straight days
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.
Maryland’s rate of positive coronavirus tests rises slightly for five out of past seven days
The rate of positive coronavirus tests in Maryland has increased for five of the past seven days, state data show.
Coronavirus Tales: If you want fancy, wait until next year
On the July opening day of this year’s strange and shortened baseball season, Clarence Haskett pulled out his phone and texted nearly 100 friends.
The group was “people that I’ve developed good relationships with over the years and see over and over again,” Haskett said. “I just hope everyone stays safe, so I can see them next year.”
Those friends surely appreciated getting a text from Haskett. But they probably would have preferred a cold beer.
Haskett, 61, is better known to legions of Orioles and Ravens fans as “Fancy Clancy” or “Clancy the Beer Man.” They cheer him on as he bounds up stadium steps carrying heavy buckets of brew, bending perilously over railings and striking muscular poses to serve his clients.
Haskett is one of scores of stadium workers and ancillary businesses who are sidelined by the year of the coronavirus, as players compete in empty stadiums with cutout figures propped in the front rows.
Maryland’s number of COVID-19 intensive care patients reaches its lowest point since March
The number of Marylanders hospitalized in intensive care units due to coronavirus reached its lowest point since March on Thursday, according to data that the state released today.
Of the 358 residents currently hospitalized with COVID-19, 266 are in acute care and 92 are in intensive care.
Maryland Historical Society relaunches as Maryland Center for History and Culture, open new exhibits
After 176 years, the Maryland Historical Society is rebranding itself as the Maryland Center for History and Culture.
Maryland’s coronavirus hospitalizations rise for third straight day
Coronavirus-related hospitalizations in Maryland increased for the third consecutive day, state data show.
After Maryland’s COVID-19 hospitalizations fell to 341 on Sunday, they rose to 362 on Monday, 365 on Tuesday and 370 today.
