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Maryland campaign finance reports.
Aug 21, 2026

In MD courthouse elections, incumbents fundraised large amounts from staff

A Daily Record investigation found that in Maryland’s 2026 primaries, incumbents in local courthouse races received sizeable campaign funds from a reliable source: their employees.

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Aug 20, 2026

MD state employee union leader elected international president

Patrick Moran, president of the Maryland chapter of AFSCME, was elected to serve as the union’s international president.

T. Rowe Price has a patch on Baltimore Orioles' jerseys, pictured June 11, 2024. (Tommy Gilligan/USA TODAY Sports)
Aug 20, 2026

T. Rowe Price agrees to acquire fixed income asset manager F/m Investments

Baltimore-based T. Rowe Price has agreed to acquire F/m Investments, a move that would more than double its assets invested in fixed-income exchange-traded funds.

State policies encourage the development of projects such as the Annapolis Solar Park. (Photo courtesy of the City of Annapolis)
Aug 20, 2026

Former coalfield in Western MD getting solar energy

The Maryland Board of Public Works approved an agreement to utilize solar energy in a Western Maryland former coal district, representing a fundamental difference in state and federal energy priorities. 

President Donald Trump is ordering U.S. schools to stop teaching what he views as “critical race theory” and other material dealing with race and sexuality or risk losing their federal money. (DepositPhotos)
Aug 20, 2026

After threat by DOJ, Anne Arundel school system amends gender policy

Anne Arundel County Public Schools amended its gender policy for students to grant parents more access, after receiving a threat from the federal government about violating parental rights.

Brooke Lierman, comptroller of Maryland, speaks at a recent Board of Public Works meeting in Annapolis. (Robert Stewart/Capital News Service)
Aug 20, 2026

MD tax system down temporarily as billions of records move to cloud-based system

Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman announced the current tax administration system will move from a mainframe to the cloud.

Maryland bar exam, July 29, 2014, Baltimore Convention Center, by Lauren Kirkwood
Aug 20, 2026

New bar exam sees rocky rollout in MD and beyond, but some prefer format

The new NextGen bar exam got off to a rocky start, with the three jurisdictions with the most test-takers, including Maryland, facing delays.

Children take part in baseball practice on an artificial-turf field. (Sandy Huffaker/For The Washington Post)
Aug 20, 2026

Synthetic vs. natural grass? The turf war in a MD school district

Montgomery County Public Schools plans to spend $55 million replacing natural grass with synthetic turf, sparking debate.

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Aug 19, 2026

Somerset school board’s law firm sues MD’s K-12 insurer

The Somerset County Board of Education's law firm sued the Maryland Association of Boards of Education, accusing a high-level staffer of defaming a lawyer in emails about a chaotic meeting that prompted a federal lawsuit.

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Aug 19, 2026

Founder of Baltimore’s PerryLabs wants to empower the humans behind the AI

Longtime AI and tech expert Jason Michael Perry, founder of PerryLabs, joins Sloane Brown to talk about his work in cutting-edge tech.

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Aug 19, 2026

The Daily Record announces 2026 Reader Rankings winners

The Daily Record announced the 2026 winners of its Reader Rankings, highlighting top companies across multiple business sectors.

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Aug 19, 2026

The Daily Record announces 2026 Maryland’s Hispanic Leadership Awards winners

The Daily Record has announced the 54 honorees of the 2026 Maryland's Hispanic Leadership Awards event.