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A former fund director at TEDCO claims in a federal lawsuit that she was subjected to race- and sex-based discrimination.

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Current or former car salespeople who allege a Timonium-based dealership cheated them of more than $1 million in commissions can pursue their lawsuit in federal court.

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Jury selection began in the civil trial of a man who was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2010 death of University of Virginia lacrosse player Yeardley Love.

Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh sought a court order on Monday to stop the Harford County Sheriff’s Office from “interfering” with a legally required investigation by his office of a fatal police-involved shooting.

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Four Maryland universities are working to recruit and train Black male teachers, who nationwide make up only 2% of teachers.

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Recently retired Court of Appeals Chief Judge Joseph M. Getty, who often regales visitors to Maryland’s high court with stories of its history, said he plans to put his words to paper.

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Coppin State University announced the appointment of Chad Williams as the first executive director of the West North Avenue Development Authority in Baltimore.

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A former employee of the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration pleaded guilty Friday to producing fraudulent driver's licenses for cash, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced.

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Undergraduate and graduate enrollment in public four-year universities has decreased during the pandemic, and community college enrollment has seen an even more dramatic decline.

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The National Aquarium in Baltimore is hoping its greenhouse gas emissions will take a major dive over the coming years.