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Here is a rundown of events that have transpired amid the controversy surrounding Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh’s financial relationships with members of the board of directors of the University of Maryland Medical System and her self-published series of “Healthy Holly” ...

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (AP) — A Maryland county council has voted to ban local agencies from engaging in immigration enforcement. News outlets report the Prince George’s County Council unanimously voted Tuesday to pass the Act Concerning Community Inclusiveness. The county ...

A Maryland firm that makes autonomy and robotic technology will be operating an autonomous electric shuttle on a public road between its two office locations in Clarksburg.

Tagged with: autonomous vehicle clarksburg Montgomery County Robotic Research LLC

A coincidence of Aug. 16 calendar dates and the number 29 among business partners and friends inspired the creation of a foundation in memory of a Maryland man who was known for dressing up as Batman and visiting children in hospitals.

Tagged with: batman EBI Just One World Foundation Employment Background Investigations Inc. Leonard Robinson Richard Kurland

A Maryland contractor has paid $110,000 to resolve claims that it improperly billed the federal government for computer hardware.

Old Line Bankshares, the Bowie-based parent company of Old Line Bank, announced that its merger with West Virginia-based WesBanco Inc., the holding company for WesBanco Bank has been approved by regulators.

Health care providers will be able to bill Medicare directly for inserting a Germantown company's implantable blood sugar monitor into patients under new federal policies for 2020.

Tagged with: Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services Eversense medicare Senseonics Holdings Inc.

The app that powers a digital tape measure that is distributed in North America by a Columbia firm has gained a new feature in a recent update.

Tagged with: JastinTech Inc.

A Gaithersburg firm will likely get a prioritized review at for its cancer treatment device at the Food and Drug Administration under a program for medical devices that provide more effective treatment or diagnosis of serious diseases or conditions.