News4’s Chris Gordon reports from Montgomery County, one of the hardest hit counties in the region during the pandemic.

A Maryland woman is accused of taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic to move 100 pounds of marijuana into Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

Montgomery County is approving an emergency rescue plan for its hospitals, pumping millions of taxpayer dollars into the facilities for supplies. News4’s Scott MacFarlane explains.

Montgomery County is starting a new approach aimed to alleviate the stress put on hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic. News4’s Jackie Bensen explains first responders will now be able to tell people with possible non-acute coronavirus that the best, safest action is to recover at home.

Montgomery County Public Schools has started distance learning, but some families are confused about how it works and what to expect. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.

News4’s Pat Collins spoke with Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich about how the county is enforcing the stay-at-home order.

A growing group of Montgomery County fire and EMS workers are off-the-job because of COVID-19. At least 19 county fire and EMS employees are in home quarantine, according to reporting done by NBC4’s Scott MacFarlane.

A growing number of Montgomery County Fire and EMS workers are off the job because of COVID-19, and the agency is making changes to fill the shifts. Scott MacFarlane reports.

The employee was sent home from Hampden Lane Liquor and Wine in Bethesda feeling ill on Wednesday. They tested positive Friday.

Maryland will extend school closures through April 24 to protect students and staff from coronavirus, which has sickened hundreds of people in the state. Learning continuity plans are being developed. The state is still working with local school districts to see how any remote learning or continuing education could be carried out, State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Karen Salmon said….

A coronavirus testing site at Temple University’s Ambler campus in Montgomery County expanded its criteria to include people dealing with stomach issues or a loss of smell and taste. It comes after doctors revealed new symptoms associated with COVID-19. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has the details.

The county health officer for Montgomery County is calling President Trump’s comments about getting back to regular business by Easter reckless and irresponsible. The county also says it’s struggling to get critical supplies to combat the outbreak. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.

Two school employees in Maryland have tested positive for coronavirus, including one at Whetstone Elementary School in Montgomery County. News4’s Chris Gordon reports.

A Montgomery County, Maryland, woman in her 40s has died after she was diagnosed with COVID-19, health officials say. The woman is the third, and the youngest, person to die in the state of Maryland due to the novel coronavirus. She suffered from underlying medical conditions, the Maryland Department of Health said in a statement. Montgomery County has the most…

A police officer in Montgomery County, Maryland, has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the department says. “Based on the initial investigation, it appears the police officer had limited interaction with the public but did work across several sections of the police department,” Montgomery County Police Department said in a release on Saturday. “At this point, it doesn’t appear...

Citizens are growing frustrated with a lack of coronavirus testing. News4’s Chris Gordon reports.

A distillery in Montgomery County began producing and selling hand sanitizer instead of spirits Wednesday morning in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak. Twin Valley Distillers started using the byproducts of the whiskey-making process, such as ethanol — since they can’t be imbibed — to make hand sanitizer after their business was suffering. The idea spawned from an off-hand comment…

From parking enforcement to parking lot pick ups — Montgomery County is making big changes. News4’s Chris Gordon reports.

Some hospitals in Montgomery County are putting up tents to keep coronavirus patients separated from other ER patients. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.