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Dalya Attar case: Most charges dismissed against MD senator
Most of the criminal charges against Maryland state Sen. Dalya Attar — including extortion — were dismissed Friday.
With law school deans off board, who oversees Baltimore inspector general?
Maryland's two law school deans resigned from the Baltimore City Inspector General Advisory Board. Who does that leave amid Isabel Mercedes Cumming's legal fight with the mayor?
The Daily Record unveils inaugural MD500 list of powerful Marylanders
The Daily Record on Friday unveiled its inaugural MD500 list, a collection of the most powerful leaders in Maryland.
MD delegate’s assault case to be handled by outside prosecutor
A prosecutor from Harford County will handle Maryland Del. Gary Simmons' assault case, a spokesperson for Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Anne Colt Leitess' office said.
MD finalizes deal to buy rights to Preakness rights for $85M
Maryland got deeper into the horse racing business Thursday, announcing it has finalized its purchase of the rights to the Preakness Stakes and the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes for $85 million.
Strong governance critical for businesses adopting AI tools
Attorneys emphasize strong governance, clear policies and human oversight as critical for businesses adopting AI tools to manage risks and legal responsibilities.
Perdue PFAS case: Salisbury residents ask judge to sanction after mediation canceled
Salisbury residents are asking a judge to sanction Perdue Farms after it canceled a long-scheduled mediation hearing regarding PFAS contamination.
Bar counsel opposes MD congressional candidate Robin Ficker’s reinstatement
Maryland's Attorney Grievance Commission pushed back against Republican congressional candidate Robin Ficker's bid to have his law license reinstated.
Churchill Downs planning to sell Ocean Downs Casino and Racetrack
The owner of Ocean Downs Casino and Racetrack is preparing to put the Eastern Shore entertainment facility and seven other gambling properties up for sale.
MD students continue minimal gains on test scores, but demographic gaps remain
Test results show public school students in Maryland making steady progress in math and language arts proficiency, though wide gaps remain between demographic groups.
Split court affirms convictions of St. Mary’s County man accused of raping daughter
The convictions of a St. Mary’s County man accused of raping his daughter split the Maryland Supreme Court four ways.
Baltimore’s pollution lawsuit against Coke, Pepsi dismissed
Baltimore’s lawsuit against Pepsi and Coca-Cola over single-use plastic pollution was dismissed, marking the latest defeat after the Maryland Supreme Court significantly limited how governments can use the public nuisance doctrine.
