Brazil Variant Of Coronavirus Kills Maryland Traveler: Hogan

A Marylander has died after being infected with the Brazil variant of the coronavirus following international travel, state officials said.

Why Expand Vaccine Eligibility While Doses Are Scarce, Lawmakers Ask

Demand for COVID-19 vaccines in Maryland is quickly outpacing the state’s supply of vaccines, causing confusion for residents.

Onions Recalled In Maryland Due To Salmonella Risk

A salmonella outbreak linked to onions and products containing onions recently expanded to states including Maryland.

MD Coronavirus Survey: Trump In Disfavor, Job Losses Widespread

A survey of MD Patch readers shows strong support for Gov. Larry Hogan, but strong disapproval of President Trump's coronavirus response.

MD Coronavirus: Take Our Survey

Patch's informal survey asks how well MD authorities are coping with the coronavirus pandemic and how it has affected your family.

MD Coronavirus Data For Nursing Homes To Be Released: Governor

Gov. Larry Hogan has ordered the release of information about coronavirus cases and fatalities at nursing homes in Maryland.

Lawmakers: FEMA Must Move More Medical Supplies to MD, VA, DC

Members of Maryland's delegation say FEMA is shorting MD, DC and VA on critical supplies needed to battle the coronavirus outbreak.

MD Doctor Seeing Patients Differently In The Time Of Coronavirus

Patients would often stop by River Bend Family Medicine just to gab with staff at the front desk or bring baked goods to Dr. Matt Hahn.

Maryland Coronavirus: 2,758 Confirmed Cases, 42 Deaths

Montgomery and Prince George's counties account for more than 1,100 coronavirus cases and more than 40 percent of the state's deaths.

How Many People In Maryland Are Burdened With Medical Debt?

The U.S. spends more per capital on health care than any other country. As a result, many Americans are saddled with debt.

MD Coronavirus Cases Surge To 2,331 As Virus Confirmed Statewide

All jurisdictions in Maryland have confirmed cases of the new coronavirus, according to the state health department.

Maryland Coronavirus Deaths Triple In 2 Days, Cases Exceed 1,200

Cases are increasing at a "frightening" clip, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Sunday morning, reporting most hospitalized are under 60.

​MD Coronavirus Cases Rise To 774​, Deaths Reach 5

Total MD coronavirus cases jumped by nearly 200 in a day, Gov. Larry Hogan said Friday. An Anne Arundel resident is Maryland's 5th fatality.

Frozen Berries Sold At Aldi Recalled, Potentially Contaminated With Hepatitis A

Packages of Season’s Choice frozen berries have been recalled from Aldi stores.

Romaine Lettuce: Safe To Eat In Maryland?

An E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce has sickened 43 people in the United States, including in Maryland.

1 In Maryland Sickened By E. Coli From Romaine Lettuce: CDC

The CDC is telling people to throw out their romaine lettuce and is advising restaurants and retailers not to sell the product.

Ham Linked To Listeria Death: Recall In Maryland

Approximately 89,000 pounds of ready-to-eat ham products that were distributed in Maryland and a handful of other states have been recalled.

E. Coli Beef Recall Includes Maryland Stores

The USDA and Cargill recalled ground beef products amid E. coli concerns. Here's where the beef was sold in Maryland.

Obesity In Maryland: New Maps Show How Common It Is

Obesity prevalence in the U.S. “remains high,” according to new data released by the CDC. Here's how obese Marylanders are.

3 Foods Linked To MD Salmonella Outbreak

There are three foods you'll want to clear from your pantry in Maryland.

Frederick CVS Pilots Free Program

CVS is one of 49 sites selected for the Missions of Mercy program, enabling diabetes and hypertension sufferers to receive free treatment.

Flu Season Sends People To Their Doctors In Droves

Visits to the doctor for the flu haven't been this high since 2009.