Maryland

Prince George’s County will lift its mask mandate for most settings Friday at 5 p.m.

Maryland has held the first of its $40,000 lottery drawings for people who have been vaccinated against COVID-19

Prince George’s County is closing two of its COVID-19 vaccination sites: one at the Cheverly Health Center and another at the Laurel Beltsville Senior Center.

Last year, graduation was virtual for almost every local university. This year, many schools are having in-person graduations or some kind of hybrid ceremony. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports on some of these long-awaited celebrations.

Any Maryland resident who gets vaccinated against COVID-19 is eligible to receive a lottery prize of up to $400,000, the governor announced Thursday.  The Maryland Lottery $2 Million VaxCash Promotion is part of a major push to get Marylanders vaccinated against the virus.  Every day for 40 days starting Tuesday, May 25, the Maryland Lott...

Starting Monday afternoon, whether people are dining out, going shopping or heading to a worship center, all capacity restrictions are lifted in Prince George’s County.

Montgomery County will move to the third phase of reopening on May 28 now that 50% of its residents are vaccinated against COVID-19, the county’s legislative information officer confirmed

Virginia and Maryland lifted indoor mask mandates at midnight, consistent with new CDC guidance.

Following Gov. Larry Hogan’s announcement Wednesday, statewide restrictions on indoor and outdoor gatherings and capacity limits at restaurants, malls, gyms and other businesses will be lifted May 15.

Approval of the Pfizer vaccine for kids ages 12-15 moves Montgomery County closer to the third and final phase of its reopening plan. Once 50% of residents are fully vaccinated, some of the toughest local restrictions in Maryland will be lifted.

Maryland residents can now get vaccinated without an appointment at any of the state’s 13 mass vaccination sites

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has announced steps to encourage nursing home residents and staff to get the COVID-19 vaccine

Montgomery County will maintain an outdoor mask requirement and outside dining restrictions, although statewide regulations were rolled back.