The needle is moving in the right direction for the state’s COVID metrics. Baltimore’s mayor remains quarantined. Free flu shots are available at clinics throughout Baltimore County. The County Execs’ extended state of emergency is coming under some scrutiny. Anne Arundel’s school bus shortage has been exacerbated by a driver’s strike. Bear Creek could  become a Superfund cleanup site. What will Baltimore City do with its six-hundred-forty one million dollars in ARP Funds? The council has some ideas on that...and how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

<p>The needle is moving in the right direction for the state&rsquo;s COVID metrics. Baltimore&rsquo;s mayor remains quarantined. Free flu shots are available at clinics throughout Baltimore County. The County Execs&rsquo; extended state of emergency is coming under some scrutiny. Anne Arundel&rsquo;s school bus shortage has been exacerbated by a driver&rsquo;s strike. Bear Creek could&nbsp; become a Superfund cleanup site. What <em>will </em>Baltimore City do with its six-hundred-forty one million dollars in ARP Funds? The council has some ideas on that...and how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.</p>

An evening roundup of WYPR's latest reporting on Maryland's COVID-19 response, a summary of essential state and local updates, and a forum for locals who want to share stories about everyday life in the era of Coronavirus.

The Daily Dose: Maryland Confronts COVID-19

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