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Maryland farmers are expressing concerns over plans to construct 70 miles of power lines that would traverse Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties. (Nathan Schwartz/Capital News Service screengrab)

Piedmont power line sparks preliminary eminent domain questions

A planned high-voltage power line that would run 67 miles through Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties has put the concept of eminent domain in Maryland headlines.

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Key Bridge case: Dali’s chief engineer enters deferred prosecution agreement

Law

The Webber Dam, on the Grand River in Ionia County, is one of 13 hydroelectric dams Consumers Energy is seeking to sell to Confluence Hydro LLC, a subsidiary of Maryland-based private equity firm Hull Street Energy LLC. (USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect)

Judge recommends Michigan PSC reject dam sales to Bethesda-based firm

A judge is recommending the Michigan Public Service Commission reject an attempt to sell 13 hydropower dams to a Maryland-based private equity firm.

Business

A view of a Pizza Hut store in London on Dec. 30, 2024. (REUTERS/Mina Kim/File Photo)

Yum Brands to sell Pizza Hut for $2.7B after prolonged demand slump

Yum Brands said it would sell Pizza Hut for $2.7 billion, as it struggles with stiff competition in the fast-food market and cautious consumer spending.

Government

The Department of Education in Washington. (Salwan Georges/The Washington Post)

Special ed and civil rights offices to shift out of Education Department

The Education Department plans to move the offices that oversee special education services and civil rights out of the agency.

Healthcare

An aerial view of Sinai Hospital in Baltimore. (LifeBridge Health)

Sinai Hospital president leaving for executive role in Oregon

Amy Shlossman, senior vice president of LifeBridge Health, will depart the organization for a job with Oregon Health and Sciences University Health.

Real Estate

Sulphur Spring Business Park in Baltimore County contains nearly 170,000 square feet of flex office/warehouse space. (Hill Management Services Inc.)

Baltimore County business park completes $1.3M renovation

A $1.3 million renovation project has culminated at Sulphur Spring Business Park, a three-building business community in Halethorpe. 

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Lydia E. Lawless & Ezra S. Gollogly (Kramon & Graham)

Kramon & Graham names Lydia E. Lawless and Ezra S. Gollogly co-managing principals

Kramon & Graham is excited to announce that Lydia E. Lawless and Ezra S. Gollogly will become Co-Managing Principals on July 1.

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Key Bridge case: Dali’s chief engineer enters deferred prosecution agreement

Civil abuse suits against Baltimore Archdiocese prevented — for now

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Baltimore County business park completes $1.3M renovation

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Ban on cooperating with ICE divides MD candidates along partisan lines

CCBC president announces retirement plans

An aerial view of Sinai Hospital in Baltimore. (LifeBridge Health)

Sinai Hospital president leaving for executive role in Oregon

Amy Shlossman, senior vice president of LifeBridge Health, will depart the organization for a job with Oregon Health and Sciences University Health.

Signage for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Jamie L Whitten Federal Building in Washington is shown May 9, 2019. (Depositphotos)

USDA approves disaster declaration for MD farms over late spring freeze

The USDA approved Maryland’s request for a disaster declaration after a late-April freeze devastated some orchards and vineyards in the state.

The Webber Dam, on the Grand River in Ionia County, is one of 13 hydroelectric dams Consumers Energy is seeking to sell to Confluence Hydro LLC, a subsidiary of Maryland-based private equity firm Hull Street Energy LLC. (USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect)

Judge recommends Michigan PSC reject dam sales to Bethesda-based firm

A judge is recommending the Michigan Public Service Commission reject an attempt to sell 13 hydropower dams to a Maryland-based private equity firm.

Maryland farmers are expressing concerns over plans to construct 70 miles of power lines that would traverse Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties. (Nathan Schwartz/Capital News Service screengrab)

Piedmont power line sparks preliminary eminent domain questions

A planned high-voltage power line that would run 67 miles through Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties has put the concept of eminent domain in Maryland headlines.

Montgomery County Public Schools bus (Bonnie Jo Mount/The Washington Post)

Fearing censorship, student journalists sound alarm over Montgomery County policy

Twenty student newspapers in Montgomery County are fighting a district memo that they’re concerned could lead to censorship of what they publish.

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Fox strikes $22B deal for Roku to fuel streaming push

Blake Lively can recover legal fees from Justin Baldoni, judge rules

Supreme Court turns away free speech claim by anti-abortion student

Supreme Court rejects Macy’s challenge over compensating fired strikers

Justice Department clears Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros

Judge indefinitely blocks Trump’s ‘anti-weaponization’ fund

Bank regulators ramp up scrutiny of AI use at financial companies

Judge won’t block Trump’s White House UFC event

The Department of Education in Washington. (Salwan Georges/The Washington Post)

Special ed and civil rights offices to shift out of Education Department

The Education Department plans to move the offices that oversee special education services and civil rights out of the agency.

A view of a Pizza Hut store in London on Dec. 30, 2024. (REUTERS/Mina Kim/File Photo)

Yum Brands to sell Pizza Hut for $2.7B after prolonged demand slump

Yum Brands said it would sell Pizza Hut for $2.7 billion, as it struggles with stiff competition in the fast-food market and cautious consumer spending.

U.S. Circuit Judge Pauline Newman of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit delivers remarks at a reception honoring her life and work at George Mason University during their annual Center for Intellectual Property x Innovation Policy conference in Arlington, Virginia, Oct. 12, 2023. (REUTERS/Leah Millis/File Photo)

Supreme Court won’t hear bid by suspended judge, 98, to keep her job

The Supreme Court declined to hear a bid by the nation's oldest federal judge, 98-year-old Pauline Newman, to overturn her suspension from duties in 2023.

President Donald Trump holds an executive orders he signed the Oval Office at the White House in Washington on April 30, 2026. (REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst/File Photo)

Democrats press Trump administration over ‘pay-to-play’ pardons

Democratic Senator Peter Welch and Congressman Dave Min seek records on Trump pardons amid concerns of pay-to-play.

A person looks at a gun on display during the National Rifle Association’s (NRA) Annual Meetings and Exhibits in Houston on April 19, 2026. (REUTERS/Callaghan O'Hare)

Supreme Court rebuffs challenge to NY law allowing suits against gun industry

The U.S. Supreme Court turned away a gun industry challenge to a New York law that permits lawsuits against gun makers, wholesalers and dealers.

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