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Wes Moore’s ‘lighthouse’ plan: Will MD businesses stay on course or hit rocks?

Maryland is making deep investments in STEM "lighthouse" industries but still faces a significant hurdle: its reputation as an expensive place to do business.

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Gov. Wes Moore shakes the hand of Sen. Charles Sydnor III, D-Baltimore County, after signing a voting rights bill April 28, 2026. (Aline Behar Kado/Capital News Service)

New MD law aims to protect voting rights

Maryland's new voting rights law aims to protect voters after the Supreme Court's decision limiting federal protections under the Voting Rights Act.

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Gov. Wes Moore speaks at EcoMap’s SuperConnect conference in Baltimore. (Photo courtesy of EcoMap Technologies)

Wes Moore’s ‘lighthouse’ plan: Will MD businesses stay on course or hit rocks?

Maryland is making deep investments in STEM "lighthouse" industries but still faces a significant hurdle: its reputation as an expensive place to do business.

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Gov. Wes Moore speaks at EcoMap’s SuperConnect conference in Baltimore. (Photo courtesy of EcoMap Technologies)

Wes Moore’s ‘lighthouse’ plan: Will MD businesses stay on course or hit rocks?

Maryland is making deep investments in STEM "lighthouse" industries but still faces a significant hurdle: its reputation as an expensive place to do business.

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close-up photo of Oxycodone pills by Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod Times via USA TODAY Network)

MD Supreme Court’s big public nuisance decision will affect more than opioid cases

Maryland Supreme Court rulings on public nuisance claims will have repercussions for a broader range of lawsuits than just opioids cases.

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Delaware Community Plaza in Delaware, Ohio. (Continental Realty Corp.)

Baltimore-based CRC acquires 14-shopping center portfolio

Continental Realty Corp. has acquired a retail portfolio comprising 14 properties and more than 2 million square feet across seven states. 

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MD Supreme Court’s big public nuisance decision will affect more than opioid cases

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The last bit of track, finally, is laid for the Purple Line in MD

Salisbury won’t host Maryland Folk Festival in 2026

Glock pistol ban: MD House GOP calls on Wes Moore to veto bill

MD busts motorcycle theft ring that targeted 2024 Ocean City BikeFest

‘Beltway sniper’ bid to be resentenced sooner in MD rejected by appeals court

Baltimore-based CRC acquires 14-shopping center portfolio

Gov. Wes Moore speaks at EcoMap’s SuperConnect conference in Baltimore. (Photo courtesy of EcoMap Technologies)

Wes Moore’s ‘lighthouse’ plan: Will MD businesses stay on course or hit rocks?

Maryland is making deep investments in STEM "lighthouse" industries but still faces a significant hurdle: its reputation as an expensive place to do business.

Gov. Wes Moore shakes the hand of Sen. Charles Sydnor III, D-Baltimore County, after signing a voting rights bill April 28, 2026. (Aline Behar Kado/Capital News Service)

New MD law aims to protect voting rights

Maryland's new voting rights law aims to protect voters after the Supreme Court's decision limiting federal protections under the Voting Rights Act.

Journalism (2) with Umberto Rispoli up defeats Gosger (9) with Irad Ortiz Jr. up to win the running of the 150th Preakness stakes in Baltimore on May 17, 2025. (Tommy Gilligan-Imagn Images via USA TODAY Network)

Preakness Festival dates, schedule announced

The Preakness Festival is a Maryland event that intends to bring the essence of the Preakness Stakes into communities across the state.

McCormick brand spices at a grocery store in Medford, Massachusetts, March 31, 2026. (REUTERS/Brian Snyder)

Some Unilever investors seek ESG reassurances in McCormick deal

Some Unilever investors are pressing for the giant food entity created by a $65 billion deal with Maryland-based McCormick to adopt standards on forestry and sustainability.

Baltimore County leaders joined APGFCU officials and community supporters for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of APGFCU's Cockeysville branch on May 6, 2026. (provided by APGFCU)

APGFCU hosts ribbon-cutting for 3rd Baltimore County branch

APG Federal Credit Union held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of its newest branch in Cockeysville.

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Trump administration sues Colorado over firearm ammunition magazine limit

Trump DOJ can keep 2020 election ballots seized from Georgia, judge rules

Apple settles lawsuit over late Siri AI features for $250M

Lawyer: High jet fuel prices left Spirit no choice but to shut down

FAA head to face questions from lawmakers after agency cited in fatal air collision

Meta asks California judge to throw out landmark social media addiction verdict

Lawyers, traders among 30 charged in global insider trading case

Elon Musk attends the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum in Washington on Nov. 19, 2025. (REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein)

Judge rules humanities grant terminations by DOGE were unlawful, discriminatory

A federal judge ruled that the terminations of hundreds of humanities grants last year by the Trump administration's DOGE were unconstitutional.

A sign encouraging people to vote against a Virginia redistricting ballot measure at a Falls Church polling center on April 21, 2026. (Maxine Wallace/The Washington Post)

Virginia’s high court strikes down voter-passed House map favoring Democrats

The Supreme Court of Virginia has invalidated the referendum that could have given Democrats four extra seats in the U.S. House.

A "we're hiring" sign is displayed on the door of a local business, after U.S. employment growth slowed more than expected in July, in Encinitas, California, on Aug. 1, 2025. (REUTERS/Mike Blake)

Economy posts second straight month of strong job gains, but strains remain

U.S. employment increased more than expected in April while the unemployment rate held steady at 4.3%, pointing to labor market resilience.

U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts attends inauguration ceremonies in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 20, 2025, in Washington. (Chip Somodevilla/Pool via REUTERS/File Photo)

Roberts laments public perception of Supreme Court as ‘political actors’

U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts expressed concern about the public perception of the Supreme Court as an institution driven primarily by political outcomes rather than the law.

Shipping containers are stacked at a terminal at the port of Los Angeles in Long Beach, California, March 10, 2026. (REUTERS/Caroline Brehman/File Photo)

US trade court rules Trump tariffs illegal, but issues narrow block

The U.S. trade court ruled against President Donald Trump's latest 10% global tariffs, finding across-the-board tariffs were not justified under a 1970s trade law.

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