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Man arrested in killing of Baltimore tech entrepreneur Pava LaPere, police say
A man was arrested in the killing of a Baltimore tech entrepreneur who had built a successful startup that earned her national recognition, police said.
It’s a family affair for Strum Contracting in Baltimore
It’s a family affair at Strum Contracting, a 36-year-old welding and fabrication construction business in Baltimore.
Md. Senate president hopes for end to uncertainty about Baltimore Red Line
Maryland officials should work "as quickly as possible" to start to set residents’ expectations for the east-west Red Line transit project, Bill Ferguson said.
Maryland retirement community resident sues over gluten-free food
A resident of a Maryland retirement community alleges the facility repeatedly served her food containing gluten when its staff knew of her celiac disease.
Miss Maryland pageant winner pushes for a seat at the cybersecurity table
The Miss Maryland 2023 pageant winner hopes to serve as a role model for young women looking to enter cybersecurity fields.
Tech CEO honored by Forbes was fatally attacked at Baltimore apartment complex, police say
The founder of a Baltimore tech startup, who earned a spot on a Forbes 30 under 30 list, was found dead, police say.
Revised report on Md. church sex abuse leaves 5 leaders’ names still redacted
Maryland’s attorney general released some previously redacted names in its staggering report on child sex abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
Baltimore moving company leader enjoys the puzzle of finding success
John Walters, president of Walters Relocations Inc., a moving company in Baltimore, did not grow up wanting to be in the moving business.
Maryland Health Connection aims to make major impact on small business
Maryland Health Connection for Small Business is the only place where small businesses may qualify for a federal tax credit to lower the cost of coverage for employees.
Montgomery County lawyer named Maryland’s next bar counsel
Maryland's Office of Bar Counsel has a new top attorney after a monthslong search for permanent leadership.
Baltimore attorney to lead American College of Trial Lawyers
A Baltimore lawyer has taken over as president of the American College of Trial Lawyers.
Departing Md. schools superintendent will stay while search for replacement begins
Maryland state schools Superintendent Mohammed Choudhury, who abruptly withdrew from consideration for another term amid controversy about his leadership, will remain in the position as a national search for his replacement begins, the State Board of Education announced Tuesday.
