Maryland

After lifting its indoor mask mandate a few months ago, Prince George’s County recommends residents put them back on in indoor public spaces. County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports the new suggestion from the county’s health department comes as the county sees a slight increase in COVID-19 cases.

The new suggestion from the county’s health department comes as the county is seeing a slight increase in COVID-19 cases.

After major drops in COVID-19 case rates in the D.C. area, data shows increases again.  Here’s what we can see in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention list jurisdictions in the D.C. area as having a low COVID-19 Community Level, with the exception of D.C., Arlington County, Madison County and Rappah...

Here’s the latest on Montgomery County Public Schools’ masking policies.

To mask or not to mask. That’s the question in Prince George’s County, Maryland, after county officials lifted the indoor mask mandate Monday.

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The District will ease mask restrictions in most indoor settings Tuesday.

A panel of Maryland lawmakers has voted to let local school districts decide whether students must wear face coverings in school

Prince George’s County will lift the indoor mask mandate Monday as COVID-19 case rates continue to drop, officials announced Friday.

Baltimore is lifting its mask mandate next week.

The Maryland State Board of Education voted Tuesday to remove its statewide mask mandate and let local school districts determine their own masking policies starting March 1.

The Prince George’s County Health Department and the Office of Emergency Management are distributing free at-home rapid COVID-19 test kits and KN95 masks at several locations across the county.

Masks will still be required in Montgomery County Public Schools and on public transportation.