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Byline: Jack Hogan ANNAPOLIS Maryland's registers of wills and their allies in the legislature are worried that a part of Gov. Wes Moore's tax reform proposal will strip them of [...]

Byline: Keith Epps Jan. 17The third member of a Maryland-based theft ring that was busted last year in Stafford was ordered Wednesday to serve two and a half years in [...]

Byline: Commentary: Last April, President-elect Donald Trump sat down with top oil executives at Mar-a-Lago and reportedly asked them to raise $1 billion to help reverse the Biden administration's climate [...]

Byline: Ian Round A 'cartel' of corporate landlords and a tech company colludes to raise rents for hundreds of thousands of Maryland residents, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday by [...]

Byline: Commentary: Maryland's greatest asset isn't just its strategic location or its talented workforce. What truly sets our state apart is the bold, innovative spirit of its businesses. From the [...]

Byline: Sean Davis Jan. 12The University of Wisconsin women's basketball team showed plenty of fight in its first matchup against a top-10 team this season on Saturday against eighth-ranked Maryland. [...]

Byline: Rachel Konieczny The Calvert County Sheriff's Office has reached a settlement with the Maryland ACLU over monetary fees the office charged the ACLU that effectively blocked the disclosure of [...]

Byline: Devin Jackson Jan. 9MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. Sitting on the couch of his Port St. Lucia, Fla. home, Tom Deahn watched Penn State take down Boise State on New Year's [...]

Byline: Daily Record Staff ANNAPOLIS Gov. Wes Moore kicked off the first day of the 2025 General Assembly session by warning lawmakers Wednesday that a 'season of hard choices' await [...]

Byline: Jack Hogan Gov. Wes Moore's third 90-day General Assembly session, which starts on Wednesday, will be judged at least in part by his handling of what he's called the [...]

Byline: Daily Record Staff With the 2025 Maryland General Assembly session getting started Wednesday morning, here are nine topics likely to be prioritized by lawmakers. Shortfalls and safety among transportation [...]

Byline: Daily Record Staff Maryland Supreme Court Criminal; jury instruction: Where a man charged with attempted first-degree murder and related assault charges arising out of a fight with a co-worker [...]

Byline: Ian Round Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown's job is about to get complicated. After two years in office in which his power has grown and violent crime has declined [...]

Byline: Jack Hogan It can take just one win to kickstart a gambling habit. Will Hinman's came as a college student in the early '90s, when he and his girlfriend [...]

Byline: Capital News Service A little after 4:30 a.m. in downtown Baltimore, Nicole Hartig and Jon Merryman spotted their first victim. 'We have one bird here,' said Merryman, a veteran [...]

Byline: Daily Record Staff U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit Court Banking HELOC BOTTOM LINE: Where a couple alleged their bank misled them into believing their application to [...]

Byline: Hope Keller Measures to help Marylanders access and afford health care will be back on the legislative agenda next month as the General Assembly gathers for its 447th session. [...]

Byline: Rachel Konieczny Two Maryland men have been indicted for a fraud scheme to obtain more than $1 million in unemployment insurance benefits. In an indictment unsealed last week in [...]

Byline: Jack Hogan Fearing further strain on Maryland's already battered electric grid, lawmakers this session will look to decrease reliance on neighboring states for energy production and protect households and [...]

Byline: Rachel Konieczny The Baltimore City Mayor's Office has recommended the closure of three Baltimore City courthouses after water quality testing results indicated elevated levels of Legionella bacteria in the [...]

Byline: Katie Turner For decades, Western Maryland seemed to be following the path of many other Rust Belt communities with a manufacturing sector that was slowly shrinking. But now, thoughtful [...]

Byline: Daily Record Staff Maryland's total employment grew by 7,100 jobs in November, as the state's jobless rate ticked up from 3% to 3.1%, according to new federal data released [...]

Byline: Adam Bednar While Maryland's economy in terms of gross domestic product and job growth stagnated in recent years, the life sciences industry has maintained momentum, positioning itself as a [...]

Byline: Daily Record Staff The Maryland Association of Community Colleges, which represents the state's 16 community colleges, and BCR Cyber, a provider of comprehensive cybersecurity training and job placement services, [...]

Byline: Rachel Konieczny Maryland has filed a federal lawsuit against a global materials science company, alleging it released toxic 'forever chemicals' in Cecil County for more than half a century. [...]

Byline: Ian Round Baltimore City defended the constitutionality of its annual tax sale at which liens on homes with past-due taxes are sold to bidders in a motion to dismiss [...]

Byline: Adam Bednar Maryland's economy lags behind its neighboring states in several critical indicators, and experts warn obstacles ranging from looming budget woes to uncertainty about the impact of a [...]

Byline: Rachel Konieczny A federal challenge to Maryland's 'puppy mills' statute prohibiting the sale of dogs in physical retail stores has failed before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the [...]

Byline: Daily Record Staff The Baltimore Development Corporation (BDC) released its Baltimore Together 2024 Progress Report at the third annual Baltimore Together Summit. The report updated Baltimore's Comprehensive Economic Development [...]

Byline: Daily Record Staff Hyatt Commercial announced the $7 million sale of a fully leased, 21,000-square-foot mixed-use building in downtown Annapolis. The property, located at 187-193 Main Street, combines four [...]

Byline: Keith Epps Dec. 17One of the teens involved in a high-speed chase that followed an armed robbery in King George County earlier this month has died, authorities have confirmed. [...]

Byline: Ian Round Juvenile crime is not on the rise in Baltimore overall, but a perceived crisis in the city contributed to a state law that passed this year, rolling [...]

Byline: Jack Hogan Maryland slightly increased its revenue projections for the current fiscal year and the next one, but the modest writeup doesn't change the 'extraordinary challenge' complicating the state's [...]

Byline: Special to The Daily Record After a year that saw Maryland's largest-ever investment in child care, advocates say their legislative priorities include sustained funding for the state's child care [...]

Byline: Rachel Konieczny As Maryland legislators prepare bills aimed at addressing gun violence, the recent presidential election and its potential repercussions are top of mind for lawmakers and for Second [...]

Byline: Daily Record Staff The Daily Record is proud to recognize 28 honorees for the 2024 Icon Honors awards. Icon Honors recognizes Maryland business leaders, over the age of 60, [...]

Byline: Jack Hogan Maryland legislators and hospital officials on Monday touted a $2 million state investment in the Kennedy Krieger Institute, saying the money will help the institute expand and [...]

Byline: Jeremy Roebuck Dec. 9He was raised in privilege, graduating as valedictorian from an exclusive all-boys private school in Maryland and later attending the University of Pennsylvania. Yet, he railed [...]

Byline: Jeremy Roebuck Dec. 9He was raised in privilege, graduating as valedictorian from an exclusive all-boys private school in Maryland and later attending the University of Pennsylvania. Yet, he railed [...]

Byline: Jeremy Roebuck, Ryan W. Briggs, Chris Palmer, Wendy Ruderman and Ellie Rushing He was raised in privilege, graduating as valedictorian from an exclusive all-boys private school in Maryland and [...]

Byline: Jeremy Roebuck, Ryan W. Briggs, Chris Palmer and Maddie Hanna He was raised in privilege, graduating as valedictorian from an exclusive all-boys private school in Maryland and later the [...]

Byline: Jack Hogan Maryland continues to relocate employees from State Center to downtown Baltimore as officials looks to revamp a failed, decades-long project to rebuild the dilapidated, 1950's-era complex in [...]

Byline: Jack Hogan Two district court buildings have joined a growing list of government facilities in Baltimore where water system tests have found Legionella bacteria, which can cause a rare [...]

Byline: Daily Record Staff Ogletree Deakins, a prominent labor and employment law firm, is expanding its presence with the opening of a new office in Baltimore in January through the [...]

Byline: Commentary: I regularly check the posts in the Maryland Lawyers group on Facebook. Posts often contain useful general information about the courts, such as with MDEC. Other times, lawyers [...]

Byline: Jack Hogan Maryland has settled with a nonprofit owner who allegedly duped donors and misused funding meant for preserving Johns Hopkins' childhood home, which has fallen into disrepair. Robert [...]

Byline: Jack Hogan Maryland legislators will return to Annapolis next month hoping to plug a growing hole in the state's transportation budget and in doing so stave off the potential [...]

Byline: Jack Hogan U.S. Sen.-elect Angela Alsobrooks resigned as the Prince George's County executive on Monday, setting the stage for a special election to determine who will finish out the [...]