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Could Hogan run for president as an independent?
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Police reform advocates press for public hearing on Maryland’s guidelines for local accountability boards
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Drug was intervening cause in medical malpractice death, Md. appeals court says
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Commanders take step to be first pro team with betting license in Md.
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Georgia Angelos enters sons’ legal fray, sides with eldest in battle for father’s firm
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Judge: Catholic Relief Services liable for gender bias, denial of same-sex benefits
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Total Wine renews lease, plans to add jobs and increase space at Bethesda headquarters
Commentary
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‘Self-professed’ white supremacist from Md. gets jail for Jan. 6 riot
A Maryland man described by the FBI as a “self-professed” white supremacist was sentenced on Wednesday to four months of incarceration for storming the U.S. Capitol while wearing a court-mandated device that tracked his movements, court records show.
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2022 Ravens Foundation Scholarship recipients announced
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Law Digest — US 4th Circuit, Court of Appeals, Court of Special Appeals
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UnitedHealthcare donates $500K to Md. nonprofits
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TEDCO to host inaugural Tech Fair in September
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Trump says he took the Fifth in NY civil investigation
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Capital Funding Group closes $40M deal refinance assisted living facility
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Mongo Holdings acquires Middle River’s Maryland Marina
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Clarion Pointe opens 50th hotel as nationwide expansion continues
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Trump says FBI searched estate in major escalation of probe
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Baltimore releases $6.6M in ARPA funds for nonprofits
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Hood College nursing program ranked by DMV
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SixGen acquires Fourcast Management and Analysis
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Choptank Health reopens Tilghman Health Center
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Hourly workers still have leverage as hiring booms
blogs
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Should Maryland lawyers take a course in cybersecurity?
Today is Monday, the 111th anniversary of the 1,000,000th U.S. patent, awarded to F.H. Holton for a vehicle tire. Here are some other news items. ...
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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
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Use the 3-day weekend to accomplish … nothing
Women's Perspectives
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Serena’s Choice: Williams’ tough call resonates with women
Serena Williams said it plainly: It isn’t really fair. A male athlete would never have to make the same choice.
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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
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Cost-of-living crisis to hit women hardest, report says
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Webinar replay: Navigating the work and life balance in the Post-COVID workplace
Law
Trial Courts
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
Bates defeats Mosby in Democratic primary for Baltimore prosecutor’s job
Steve Bannon convicted of contempt for defying 1/6 subpoena
Business
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2022 Ravens Foundation Scholarship recipients announced
The Baltimore Ravens Thursday announced their 2022 class of Ravens Scholars, a group of six high school seniors who will receive up to $20,000 (four ...
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UnitedHealthcare donates $500K to Md. nonprofits
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TEDCO to host inaugural Tech Fair in September
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Total Wine renews lease, plans to add jobs and increase space at Bethesda headquarters
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Capital Funding Group closes $40M deal refinance assisted living facility
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Mongo Holdings acquires Middle River’s Maryland Marina
Government
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Could Hogan run for president as an independent?
Comments that Republican Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan may mount a presidential campaign as an independent are being called speculative.
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Mail-in ballots continue to favor Bates in Baltimore state’s attorney race
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‘Self-professed’ white supremacist from Md. gets jail for Jan. 6 riot
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Police reform advocates press for public hearing on Maryland’s guidelines for local accountability boards
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Cox, Hogan want more information on FBI search of Trump’s home
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Hogan’s decision to withhold capital budget info irks Md. lawmakers
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Frederick County to decertify primary results and rescan
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Tougher IRS enforcement central to Democrats’ economic package
Health Care
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Report outlines ways to solve Maryland’s worsening health care workforce shortage
Maryland is experiencing its worst health care staffing shortage in recent memory, a study commissioned by the Maryland Hospital Association claims, with one in every ...
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Choptank Health reopens Tilghman Health Center
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US declares public health emergency over monkeypox
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Baltimore sets sights on headquarters of new NIH agency
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Howard County General Hospital recognized for cardiovascular care
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EPA: Chemical in medical-device cleanser poses cancer risk
Real Estate
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Industrial space leasing remains steady in Baltimore area, report shows
More than 2.7 million square feet of industrial/warehouse space was leased in the greater Baltimore metropolitan region, nearly replicating the nearly 2.6 million square feet ...
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Shimadzu Scientific Instruments buys Rivers Corporate Park building for $10.6M
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Vacancy rate climbs in Columbia’s commercial office market, report shows
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Frederick multifamily property sold for $70M
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More homes for sale, but low-priced listings remain scarce
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Joppa Center sold for second time in five years
