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A major cyberattack on Atlanta in March shut down city computers for five days, exposing critical vulnerabilities in the government system. Just days later, Baltimore ...
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Md. company in crosshairs of steel tariffs
Independent Can’s dilemma: It can’t find domestic steel for its products and is worried that tariffs could lead to job cuts – or worse.
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Hogan vetoes bill to extend deadline for challenging convictions
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In last round of Hogan vetoes, Franchot gets his wish
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Md. restricts inmates’ access to books to curb drug smuggling
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Md. high court sanctions siblings for attorney misconduct
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Video: Kamenetz’s chief of staff appointed Baltimore County executive
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Henson plans second apartment building at Somerset Courts site
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National Aquarium opens first-of-its-kind animal care and rescue center
The National Aquarium officially opened its new Animal Care and Rescue Center Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Animal ambassador Joey the South American yellow-footed tortoise helped Aquarium ...
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Trump to address US Naval Academy graduation
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Discovery’s Zaslav is highest-paid Md. CEO in AP list
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Ex-liquor board director sentenced in bribery scandal
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‘It’s about time’: Trump pardons late boxer Jack Johnson
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Feds: Uber self-driving SUV saw pedestrian, did not brake
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US average mortgage rates at 7-year highs
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Shipping companies’ argument against hefty fines sinks at 4th Circuit
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Law Digest – Maryland Court of Appeals and Court of Special Appeals – May 24, 2018
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Plaintiffs’ law firms to pay Oracle $270K to settle sanctions motion
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Judge: President can’t block critics on Twitter
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3 more teens charged in death of Baltimore County police officer
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Baker Donelson integrates Bloomberg Law content to intranet
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ezStorage expands with new Arnold facility
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Council approves funds aiding immigrants facing deportation
On the Record
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New UM Carey Law program aims to stop sexual violence before it starts
The Erin Levitas Initiative for Sexual Assault Prevention will draw from two UM Carey Law programs: the Gender Violence Clinic and the Center for Dispute Resolution.
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Eye on Annapolis
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Video: Kamenetz’s chief of staff appointed Baltimore County executive
Donald I. Mohler was named the 14th Baltimore County executive on Thursday.
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Ground Up
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Panel: Transportation woes hamper Baltimore’s economic development
Baltimore is still licking its wounds from losing the Red Line light rail project, and transportation woes remain a hurdle to economic development in Maryland’s largest ...
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Business Buzz
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Marlin Steel named to Forbes’ list of ‘Small Giants’
Baltimore’s Marlin Steel has made the list of 25 “Small Giants” named by Forbes magazine as the best small businesses in the U.S. Here’s what ...
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Law
Business
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Md. company in crosshairs of steel tariffs
Independent Can’s dilemma: It can’t find domestic steel for its products and is worried that tariffs could lead to job cuts – or worse.
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Local governments a growing target for cyberattacks
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Hospitals urged to boost protections against data breaches
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National Aquarium opens first-of-its-kind animal care and rescue center
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Discovery’s Zaslav is highest-paid Md. CEO in AP list
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Hi-Tech opportunities in Maryland for small businesses
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Feds: Uber self-driving SUV saw pedestrian, did not brake
Government
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Hogan vetoes bill to extend deadline for challenging convictions
Gov. Larry Hogan on Friday vetoed legislation that would have enabled convicts to challenge their convictions for up to three years after they discover or should have known their guilty verdicts would have collateral consequences, such as an enhanced sentence for a subsequent offense or deportation.
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In last round of Hogan vetoes, Franchot gets his wish
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Trump to address US Naval Academy graduation
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Anne Arundel Co. exec gave rival $6K before primary challenge dropped
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Video: Hogan announces free toll transponders in Maryland
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Maryland candidates to endorse ACA down payment plan
Health Care
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AAMC can move forward with cardiac surgery program, judge rules
Anne Arundel Medical Center’s plans to create a cardiac surgery program can proceed, a Prince George’s County Circuit Court judge ruled Tuesday. The Maryland Health ...
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CareFirst taps its COO to take over as Md. insurer’s top executive
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LifeBridge reports data breach affecting hundreds of thousands
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US clings to health coverage gains despite political drama
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Md. law would protect state’s Planned Parenthood funding
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Maryland rises in senior health rankings with room for improvement
Real Estate
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Henson plans second apartment building at Somerset Courts site
Henson Development Co. has presented initial plans for a second apartment and retail building on the former Somerset Courts public housing site in east Baltimore. ...
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US average mortgage rates at 7-year highs
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BCF launches nearly $6M impact investment fund
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Prominent east Baltimore property slated for ‘interim’ parking lot
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Tradepoint Atlantic buys Sparrows Point Shipyard
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Baltimore officials tout Park Heights redevelopment momentum ahead of Preakness
