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Carroll County extends cooling center operations to combat a heatwave, offering residents relief in various locations, including government buildings and libraries, with safety tips provided by emergency management.

The Baltimore Inspector General reports DPW workers lack sufficient water and cooling during extreme heat, with no ice machine, no A/C in trucks, and ineffective "cooling stations."

Howard County Public School System introduces a new, healthier, locally-sourced lunch menu in partnership with the Horizon Foundation's Healthier Choices Coalition, aiming to improve meals for students by the 2024-2025 school year.

Carroll County opens cooling centers due to heat wave, offering shelter from high temperatures and humidity, especially for vulnerable residents without air conditioning.

Maryland sees a surge in COVID-19 cases with a rise in hospitalizations as a new Omicron variant spreads, particularly during a heat wave driving people indoors. Officials urge continued precautions.

Laurel received the Silver Level for their "Move with the Mayor" initiative, aimed at boosting physical and mental health through activities and policies that encourage community connection.

Baltimore's DPW suspended collections for a day to train workers on heat safety following an employee's death.

Baltimore secures a $45 million settlement with CVS over the opioid crisis, with Mayor Scott emphasizing the city's commitment to holding companies responsible and improving community programs.

Baltimore hires Conn Maciel Carey LLP to review and enhance DPW's workplace safety, focusing on heat protocols, with recommendations expected by September.

Harford County Sheriff's Office reveals rising self-harm screenings and suicide attempts among inmates, despite a low suicide rate, echoing larger community mental health issues.

Howard County introduces STOP THE BLEED training for school staff and plans to certify Health I class students, equipping schools with bleeding control kits to enhance emergency preparedness.

The Maryland Department of Agriculture and the Baltimore County Health Department are conducting an unscheduled mosquito control spray in Parkville on the evening of September 4, due to mosquito-borne disease concerns.

The autopsy of DPW worker Ronald Silver III confirms his death was due to hyperthermia during a heatwave. His family seeks answers from ongoing investigations.

Anne Arundel County health officials seek people exposed to a rabid raccoon, emphasizing immediate treatment for this fatal disease and urging prevention measures like vaccination.

An Inspector General report found over 100 Baltimore DPW sanitation workers are uninsured, with many unaware of their lack of coverage. This follows an employee's on-duty death and reveals systemic mismanagement.

Howard County Health Department receives grant to enhance sexual and reproductive health services at Howard Community College.

Baltimore County initiated a grant program to fund local organizations' efforts in opioid overdose prevention, supported by the National Opioid Settlement.

A skunk with rabies found in Harford County poses a risk to locals and their pets, prompting health officials to urge those exposed to seek immediate help.

The Anne Arundel County Department of Aging and Disabilities is offering a free Dementia Live® workshop on November 14th to enhance understanding of dementia through a simulation experience.

A raccoon in Anne Arundel County tested positive for rabies, prompting the Department of Health to issue a rabies alert and seek individuals and pets that may have been exposed.

A Maryland high school athlete died from an enlarged heart condition after collapsing during football practice.

Routine maintenance revealed high levels of legionella at a Baltimore state office, leading to closures and employee telecommuting until further safety confirmations. No illnesses have been reported while remediation is underway.

A raccoon in Anne Arundel County tested positive for rabies, prompting health alerts for potential human or pet exposures near Cedarwood Cove Community.

Legionella bacteria persist at Baltimore's State Center despite efforts to eradicate it, posing ongoing health concerns for employees. Remediation continues, but water use restrictions remain in place.

Legionella bacteria have been found at two more Baltimore court buildings, leading to weekend closures for sanitization. The discovery follows earlier cases at the State Center complex, prompting employee concerns and calls for telework options.

Elevated legionella levels in Baltimore courthouses prompt recommended closures for cleaning, with no current cases of Legionnaires’ disease confirmed.

Baltimore courthouses reopened after closure due to Legionella bacteria detection, with safety measures and remediation efforts reportedly ensuring safe resumption of activities.

Elevated legionella bacteria levels have caused the closure of Baltimore's City Hall and two other buildings, with preventive cleaning measures underway.

Impero Foods & Meats, Inc. is recalling approximately 7,485 pounds of pork sausage due to lack of inspection, affecting Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania.

A stray kitten in Harford County tested positive for rabies, prompting health officials to urge those with potential exposure to seek advice and take preventive measures.

Residents face potential health risks from pollutants released by a fire at Dundalk's Owl Metals Recycling Facility, as exposed by Dr. Johnson-Arbor and local reports.

Baltimore courthouses are tackling elevated legionella levels with flushing, chlorination, and new water systems; no current Legionnaires' disease cases reported.

A rabid stray cat was found near Nuttal Avenue in Edgewood, prompting health warnings and advice on precautionary measures from Harford County officials.

A single measles case in Maryland, linked to international travel, prompted health officials to alert locals about potential exposure, especially at specific locations on March 5th and 7th.

Maryland reports a third measles case unrelated to earlier instances, prompting alerts for possible exposure sites and emphasizing vaccination importance.

Dead black vultures around Fisherman's Park have led to trail closures due to bird flu fears. The onward testing is being conducted by MDNR and Constellation.

A raccoon in West River tested positive for rabies, sparking a health alert for potential human and pet exposures. Residents are urged to report contacts and follow prevention measures.

Mayor Scott expresses disappointment over a court ruling on Baltimore's lawsuit against opioid distributors, highlighting the city's ongoing efforts to combat the opioid crisis.

A rabies scare in Silver Spring, MD, has heightened after two individuals were bitten by a raccoon, which has since been captured. Health officials urge caution and recommend vaccination.

UMMS sues MPC over $15M in denied Medicaid claims, affecting patients with serious conditions, while MPC defends its integrity and compliance practices.

Baltimore County Public Library offers naloxone at all branches to combat opioid overdoses, with staff trained to use it and various models of receptacles installed.

A rabid raccoon was found in Jarrettsville, Harford County, prompting health warnings and a call for precautionary measures by local residents and pet owners.

Maryland is conducting unscheduled mosquito control in Crofton due to diseases like West Nile virus and Zika. Spraying will occur on August 27, with precautions advised for residents.

Anne Arundel County receives $9 million to enhance student mental health and wellness services, implementing a "Hub and Spoke" model for coordinated care in schools and the community.

Mosquito control operations are set to start in Millersville, Anne Arundel County, involving truck-based ULV spraying of a permethrin-based solution approved by the EPA, with precautions advised for residents.

Contract talks between Johns Hopkins Medicine and UnitedHealthcare ended without agreement, impacting over 60,000 patients in Maryland, Virginia, and D.C. with higher costs or need to find new insurers.

A raccoon in Harford County tested positive for rabies, leading to health warnings and advice on avoiding wildlife contact and ensuring pet vaccinations.

A raccoon found inside Baltimore's Fallstaff Elementary/Middle School tested positive for rabies. No injuries were reported, and officials are taking health precautions.

Anne Arundel County faces a rise in Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) in schools, with cleaning efforts increased and families urged to follow hygiene protocols.

Baltimore will install Naloxone boxes in Metro stations to combat overdoses, with plans to expand access to public transit areas, businesses, and libraries.

Maryland is adhering to its newborn hepatitis B vaccination policy despite the CDC's relaxed stance, emphasizing its efficacy and importance for preventing infection.

Maryland officials say a Wicomico County broiler farm has a presumptive H5 avian influenza detection; the flock is quarantined and being depopulated. Risk to the public is low.

A new JAMA analysis finds about 2.9 million Medicare Advantage enrollees were forced to change plans in 2026, with rural areas and several states hit hardest.

Maryland health officials reported 26 mumps cases so far in 2026, mostly among adults in the Baltimore area. Officials urge MMR vaccination and say public risk is low.

A national survey finds about 19% of women 65 and older have diabetes. Baltimore clinicians say screening, hydration and simple lifestyle steps can lower risk.

A Cochrane review finds daily low‑dose aspirin shows little short‑term benefit against colorectal cancer and raises bleeding risks.

A new American Cancer Society report finds colorectal cancer is now the leading cancer killer among people under 50; Baltimore doctors are urging earlier screening and attention to symptoms.

Mercy Medical Center oncologist Dr. Sandy Kotiah warns global breast cancer cases are rising and urges Baltimore residents to prioritize screening and healthy habits.

A Johns Hopkins pilot trial found a single, high dose of psilocybin with therapy raised six‑month quit rates compared with nicotine patches. The result is promising but preliminary.

Baltimore County pulled chocolate milk after a vendor-flagged quality issue. The supplier says it found and replaced two gaskets and sanitized the processing line.

The Maryland Senate advanced SB 439 to bar many departments from disciplining registered medical‑cannabis patients among firefighters and rescue workers. The measure now moves to the House amid safety and testing concerns.

A new MESA analysis finds that each extra daily serving of ultraprocessed food modestly raises cardiovascular risk, with the biggest effects seen in Black participants. The findings are reported in JACC: Advances.

NFL Hall of Famer Ray Lewis is teaming with Baltimore County Public Schools to pilot the Rising Together mental‑health screening in 15 middle schools to identify and connect at‑risk students early.

A Johns Hopkins analysis of Healthy Minds data shows large long‑term increases in depression and suicidal ideation among college students even as some short‑term measures improve.

A Prince George’s jury awarded $18 million after finding care delays led to an above‑knee amputation. Maryland’s cap on non‑economic damages will likely shrink the payout.

Baltimore finalized a strategic plan to cut fatal overdoses 50% by 2040, directing opioid settlement dollars to naloxone, mobile treatment and community grants.

Pediatricians say a growing share of parents are declining vitamin K shots and other newborn protections, a trend tied to rare but preventable bleeding and infections. Local hospitals are stepping up counseling.

Inspections on March 19 found unsafe refrigeration temperatures, mold‑like residue and bare‑hand contact at a Hanover Royal Farms and the Dallastown Family Restaurant.

Autopsies and police records link six more deaths to a West Baltimore building run by operators tied to PHA Healthcare, highlighting a regulatory gap in recovery‑housing oversight. Lawmakers and regulators say reforms are underway.

CareFirst has named Elevance Health Medicaid chief Kurt Small as its new president and CEO, bringing a government-program veteran to lead the Baltimore-based insurer.

Harford County officials say medetomidine — a potent veterinary sedative nicknamed "rhino tranq" — is showing up mixed with fentanyl and complicating overdoses.

Sinai Hospital’s NICU is caring for five sets of twins at once — ten infants taking up nearly half of its 21 beds. Staff say twin pregnancies are likelier to be premature.

A cat found near Dover Road in Reisterstown tested positive for rabies. Baltimore County officials identified a possible human exposure and are urging medical care and pet vaccinations.

Harford County has opened a state‑certified PFAS lab at the Abingdon Water Treatment Plant that officials say will speed testing from weeks to days and help protect about 130,000 residents.

The CVS at 3200 St. Paul St. was temporarily closed after a Baltimore City Health Department notice cited a rodent infestation. Prescriptions were rerouted to a Falls Road CVS.

Maryland officials confirmed a measles case tied to recent international travel and named possible exposures at BWI, FastMed Pikesville and Sinai Hospital. Unvaccinated people may be eligible for post-exposure treatment.

Mercy Medical Center clinicians say new metabolomics research points to blood markers that could flag Type 2 diabetes risk years before diagnosis. The findings could shift how Baltimore screens older adults.

A new partnership moves the Druid Health Clinic into a Total Health Care site in West Baltimore, centralizing primary, dental, OBGYN, urgent and behavioral care. City leaders say the move is meant to reduce barriers and keep services local.

A Johns Hopkins intranasal DNA vaccine shortened TB disease and prevented relapse in animal studies, offering a potential adjunct as drug resistance rises.

Two Baltimore-area residents have tested positive for measles; state officials released exposure windows at grocery stores, clinics and office buildings and urged vaccinations.

A Comptroller report finds healthcare employs more than 427,000 Marylanders — about 16% of jobs — even as burnout, vacancy rates and an aging population strain hospitals and long‑term care.

Two popular trails near Conowingo Dam are closed after black vultures tested positive for avian influenza; crews are testing carcasses and urging caution.

A Baltimore woman expected 48 hours of nursing care after a waiver approval — then learned the financial sign‑off was still stalled amid a statewide backlog. Families and advocates say delays are leaving people without essential home care.

State data show nearly every Maryland county falls short of mental‑health providers and the MHCC says the workforce must grow roughly 50%. New rural grants and telehealth rules are steps advocates say won't be enough.

Novartis is bringing an Inclusive Health Accelerator to Baltimore to expand free breast and prostate cancer screenings, education and patient navigation in under-served neighborhoods.

Clover Hill Dairy recalled requesón and soft ricotta after a Maryland health advisory warned of possible Listeria contamination. Check packages for permit #24‑128.

Two foxes near Stoney Run Park tested positive for rabies, Baltimore health officials say. Neighbors should check pets and report possible exposures.

A raccoon found near McGill Court and Milburn Circle in Pasadena tested positive for rabies; Anne Arundel County health officials are seeking anyone who had contact and urge pet owners to check vaccinations.

Three Anne Arundel beaches are under health advisories after tests found elevated bacteria levels. Officials say avoid direct water contact while follow-up testing is completed.