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Featured
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Lawsuit claims Hopkins professors’ Baltimore home undervalued because of their race
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Gun group challenges Md. handgun licensing, cites Supreme Court decision
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Judge appears willing to unveil some of affidavit in search of Trump home
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Md. high court finds harmless error exception to mandatory voir dire question
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Off the Record with Sloane Brown: Wendy Bronfein, Curio Wellness
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Judge sets hearing schedule for final weeks before Mosby trial
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Mobile sports betting in Md. won’t be in place for start of NFL season
Commentary
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Trump executive pleads guilty in tax case, agrees to testify
A top executive at former President Donald Trump’s family business pleaded guilty to evading taxes.
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Climate bill’s unlikely beneficiary: oil and gas industry
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B1G deal: Big Ten lands $7B, NFL-style TV contracts
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Pair of Hopkins teams receive $200K in technology grants
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Post-Roe differences surface in GOP over new abortion rules
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Home sales fall again in July as housing slowdown deepens
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Parts Authority leases warehouse space in Annapolis
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Law Digest — Md. Court of Appeals — Aug. 18, 2022
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Westfield Promenade gets 5 new tenants, including 3 restaurants
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Baltimore Medical System awarded $500K grant to expand substance use disorder program
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CI Renewables partners with Mayson-Dixon Cos.
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Pivot Energy acquires Md.-based community solar developer SGC Power
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MacKenzie wins bid to broker sale of 16,000 SF Catonsville property
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Inc. 5000 list dotted with 131 Md. companies for 2022
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University of Maryland Medical System announces $2.3M in community grants across state
blogs
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New Zealand law deems river more than just a body of water
Welcome to Monday, the 83rd anniversary of the Hollywood premiere of “The Wizard of Oz.” Here are some other news items. — New Zealand river’s ...
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Should Maryland lawyers take a course in cybersecurity?
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Supreme Court sketch artist says his term has ended
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Law banning illegal-immigration encouragement loses free speech challenge
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Snapchat post leads to student’s suspension, First Amendment challenge
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Ohio Supreme Court tells attorney the naked truth
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Defense lawyer proves what great-grandfather couldn’t for Black teen in 1930s
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Sharing and learning from our stories
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Texas law might shield Uvalde information, news report says
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Judge rejects Eighth Amendment claim of excruciating pain
Women's Perspectives
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Off the Record with Sloane Brown: Wendy Bronfein, Curio Wellness
Wendy Bronfein joins Sloane Brown to talk about her roles for Curio Wellness, the largest medical cannabis company in Maryland, and more.
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FEATURED MOVER | Christine Frost, Luminis Health AA Medical Center
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Serena’s Choice: Williams’ tough call resonates with women
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Podcast: Dottie Li, TransPacific Communications
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FEATURED MOVER | Nicole M. Westrick, Morgan St. University
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KatzAbosch elects Terry Grant as president, CEO
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Selfie museum offers influencer haven, opens 2nd location in Columbia
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Woman-owned Baltimore County business celebrates 75 years and surpassed expectations
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Notre Dame of Maryland secures scholarship program targeted at first-generation students
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FEATURED MOVER | Cathy Martin, Luminis Health
Law
Trial Courts
Judge rejects plea agreement in Md. couple’s submarine secrets sale case
Justice Dept. seeks to unseal search warrant of Trump home
Georgia Angelos enters sons’ legal fray, sides with eldest in battle for father’s firm
Judge: Catholic Relief Services liable for gender bias, denial of same-sex benefits
Business
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Climate bill’s unlikely beneficiary: oil and gas industry
The climate measure President Joe Biden signed bypasses the administration's concerns about emissions and guarantees new drilling opportunities.
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B1G deal: Big Ten lands $7B, NFL-style TV contracts
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Pair of Hopkins teams receive $200K in technology grants
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Home sales fall again in July as housing slowdown deepens
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Parts Authority leases warehouse space in Annapolis
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Westfield Promenade gets 5 new tenants, including 3 restaurants
Government
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Mail-in ballots continue to favor Bates in Baltimore state’s attorney race
Though thousands of mail-in ballots remain to be counted in the Democratic primary for Baltimore state's attorney, early returns Thursday favored Ivan Bates.
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Climate bill’s unlikely beneficiary: oil and gas industry
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Post-Roe differences surface in GOP over new abortion rules
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Mobile sports betting in Md. won’t be in place for start of NFL season
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Maryland elections board seeking earlier mail-in ballot count
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Report critical of MHEC, how state handles colleges’ objections to programs
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FTC looking at rules to corral tech firms’ data collection
Health Care
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Pair of Hopkins teams receive $200K in technology grants
Two Johns Hopkins research teams have received technology development grants totaling about $200,000 through the Louis B. Thalheimer Fund for Translational Research.
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Post-Roe differences surface in GOP over new abortion rules
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Baltimore Medical System awarded $500K grant to expand substance use disorder program
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University of Maryland Medical System announces $2.3M in community grants across state
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Johnson & Johnson severs ties with Emergent Biosolutions over more trashed COVID vaccines
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New Hood College center hopes to advance Maryland as a biomedical hub
Real Estate
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Home sales fall again in July as housing slowdown deepens
Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes slowed for the sixth consecutive month in July.
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Westfield Promenade gets 5 new tenants, including 3 restaurants
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Baltimore Medical System awarded $500K grant to expand substance use disorder program
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MacKenzie wins bid to broker sale of 16,000 SF Catonsville property
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Industrial space leasing remains steady in Baltimore area, report shows
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Shimadzu Scientific Instruments buys Rivers Corporate Park building for $10.6M
