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Blind contractors win lawsuit against Trump administration in MD court
A group of blind business owners and advocacy groups won a lawsuit against the Trump administration as a judge blocked a decision that deprioritized them from food-service contracts on Army bases.
Judge rejects settlement plans by both Baltimore Archdiocese, abuse survivors
A judge rejected both of the competing settlement plans proposed by the Archdiocese of Baltimore and the survivors of child sexual abuse
Urgent care clinic opens in Federal Hill
LifeBridge Health has announced the opening of ExpressCare Urgent Care locations in Baltimore’s Federal Hill neighborhood and Hyattsville.
Appellate Court of MD: Batson challenge, bad faith, Recreational Use Statute
Batson challenge — bad faith — Recreational Use Statute
Baltimore jury awards $1M after incarcerated man injured in state van ride
A Baltimore jury awarded a verdict of over a million dollars to a formerly incarcerated man who says he was injured during a ride in a state-operated van that had no seatbelts.
MD Supreme Court flushes private nuisance verdict in sewage case
The Maryland Supreme Court reversed a jury verdict for a residential sewage backup in Baltimore in a ruling that makes it harder for plaintiffs to win private nuisance claims.
Preakness: MD race gets new TV deal, time
Maryland's Preakness Stakes horse race got a new TV deal with NBC Sports and will change dates, the governor announced Wednesday.
Childcare center opens in Baltimore
Kiddie Academy Educational Child Care announced the opening of a new franchise location in Baltimore’s Roland Park neighborhood.
Key Bridge collapse: Judge throws out Dali owners’ lawsuit against shipbuilder
A federal judge in Philadelphia dismissed the Dali shipowners' lawsuit alleging that Hyundai Heavy Industries sold them a defective freighter years before it crashed into Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Dalya Attar case: Most charges dismissed against MD senator
Most of the criminal charges against Maryland state Sen. Dalya Attar — including extortion — were dismissed Friday.
With law school deans off board, who oversees Baltimore inspector general?
Maryland's two law school deans resigned from the Baltimore City Inspector General Advisory Board. Who does that leave amid Isabel Mercedes Cumming's legal fight with the mayor?
MD finalizes deal to buy rights to Preakness rights for $85M
Maryland got deeper into the horse racing business Thursday, announcing it has finalized its purchase of the rights to the Preakness Stakes and the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes for $85 million.
