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State employee union calls on USM Board of Regents to reinstate jobs
AFSCME calls on the University System of Maryland Board of Regents to reverse layoffs affecting 94 unionized state employees across campuses.
MD Bar Foundation presents 2026 awards, announces class of fellows
The Maryland Bar Foundation recognized its 2026 award recipients and announced its next class of fellows at its annual meeting.
Moore announces funding for immigration legal services on Eastern Shore
Gov. Wes Moore said his administration would provide $800,000 for immigration legal services on the Eastern Shore.
Baltimore City register of wills race: Audit, legal attacks hang over campaign
A former top official at Baltimore City’s probate office hopes to shake up her ex-boss's multigenerational family political dynasty at the circuit courthouse.
MD candidates debate impact of Moore’s ‘lighthouse’ push
Maryland candidates discuss Gov. Wes Moore's DECADE Act focusing on biotech and quantum industries amid concerns about job reach and economic impact.
Peña-Melnyk calls on utility companies to adhere to policies under Utility RELIEF Act
Maryland House Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk called on utility companies to follow the Utility RELIEF Act regulations to protect ratepayers and reduce energy costs.
Maryland Legal Aid sues Baltimore County over eviction law deeming property abandoned
A Baltimore County eviction law that allows tenants’ property to be thrown away without due process is facing a legal challenge, two years after a similar law in Baltimore City was deemed unconstitutional.
MD, states sue Trump administration over anti-DEI terms in federal contracts
Maryland and other states sued, claiming federal agencies have flouted the law in working to eliminate DEI initiatives by federal contractors.
In Baltimore County, Republican General Assembly candidates battle – in court
The competition between Maryland State Sen. Johnny Ray Salling and Daniel Eisenhart has moved to the courts ahead of the June 23 primary election.
MD candidates debate solutions to housing affordability crisis
General Assembly candidates agree housing affordability is a crisis but differ on solutions including zoning reform and rent stabilization.
Ancient DNA helps identify bones of a lost MD governor and his family
Ancient DNA helped identify the remains of Leonard Greene, son of Maryland’s second colonial governor, and his family after 300 years in St. Mary’s City.
Dartigue urges ‘creative lawyering’ to combat AI bias
Maryland Public Defender Natasha Dartigue urged “creative lawyering” on behalf of clients who may have faced discrimination by opaque artificial intelligence tools.
