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Judge dismisses indictment against Marylander Kilmar Abrego Garcia
A judge dismissed the indictment against Maryland resident Kilmar Abrego Garcia, citing retaliatory prosecution linked to his deportation challenge.
2 MD doctors who beat Russian conspiracy case sue over news release
Two Maryland doctors accused of sharing private health information with the intention of benefiting Russia are suing the DOJ after their indictment was thrown out.
Moore to allow immigration bill to go into effect without signing
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore will allow the Community Trust Act immigration legislation to go into effect without his signature.
MD officials vote to expand park registration program
The Maryland Board of Public Works is allowing the Maryland Park Service to move forward with its plan to expand an online registration system for state parks and shooting ranges.
Congrats, new grads! Welcome to job market hell.
Computer science grads confront a challenging job market as AI reshapes tech careers and hiring patterns shift in Silicon Valley and beyond.
Cecil County violated man’s 1st Amendment rights; judge upholds punitive damages
A Maryland federal judge upheld punitive damages against the former Cecil County attorney in a First Amendment case.
26K-plus Marylanders could see insurance hikes under UnitedHealthcare
UnitedHealthcare’s requests to increase premiums for tens of thousands of customers midyear are facing pushback in Maryland.
4th Circuit blocks MD law on energy companies’ use of eco-friendly terms
A Fourth Circuit panel blocked a Maryland law “restricting and compelling the speech of renewable energy suppliers.”
How a carjacking and shooting rampage terrorized a MD county
Larry James Simpson allegedly carried out a violent rampage involving shootings and carjackings across multiple locations in Prince George’s County.
Maryland’s first — and only — Hispanic Serving Institution’s cautious next steps
Montgomery College, Maryland’s only Hispanic Serving Institution, faces funding challenges after federal grant cuts in 2025.
9 GOP MD governor candidates a stark contrast to party in Larry Hogan’s day
Nine Republicans are running for governor in Maryland. They paint a stark contrast to the party under former Gov. Larry Hogan.
American Visionary Art Museum leader: Museums are for community, not just elites | VIDEO
Ellen Owens reviews her first year as executive director of the American Visionary Art Museum and explains her background in both art and business.
