Credit: Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan speaks at a news conference on Wednesday, July 15, 2020 in Annapolis, Md., where he announced that the state had uncovered more than 47,500 fraudulently filed unemployment claims adding up to more than $501 million. (AP Photo/Brian Witte

Hogan: Reduced capacity for restaurants, gatherings amid Md. virus surge

Montgomery Co. Board of Education approves plan to reopen schools

Department of Health offers COVID-19 exposure tracking app

Montgomery Co. brings back tighter COVID-19 restrictions on businesses, restaurants

Coronavirus struck Maryland Terrapins men’s basketball in late August

Navy vs. Memphis game postponed due to COVID-19 cases