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Judge Gavel and Handcuffs with Dollars Bills on the Table. (Depositphotos)
Feb 11, 2022

Florida man pleads guilty to $175K unemployment fraud scheme in Maryland

A Florida man pleaded guilty in federal court in Maryland to obtaining tens of thousands of dollars in fraudulent unemployment funds using information from identity theft victims. Christopher K. Guy, […]

The Maryland State House in 2019. (Maximilian Franz / Special to The Daily Record)
Feb 11, 2022

Maryland lawmakers outline package to support child care

Maryland lawmakers outlined a package of measures on Thursday to support child-care providers, who have struggled during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Maryland organizations push back against Senate nixing virtual testimony
Feb 11, 2022

Maryland organizations push back against Senate nixing virtual testimony

More than 100 Maryland organizations have called on the state Senate to continue live video testimony at committee hearings after the chamber’s leadership announced it would end the option.

Sparrows Point Steel emergence comes amid manufacturing hiring challenges
Feb 10, 2022

US Wind gives update, timeline to Sparrows Point Steel project

Sparrows Point Steel, an offshore wind deployment hub being constructed by US Wind at the former site of Bethlehem Steel, is expected to begin construction in 2024 and to begin […]

Is this bail reform? New Md. rules have unintended consequence
Feb 10, 2022

Hogan, Judiciary battle over ‘judicial transparency’ in sentencing

Gov. Larry Hogan’s administration squared off Thursday against the Maryland Judiciary and a law school dean over the governor’s call for legislation requiring a state commission to compile by name […]

Baltimore Police Department vehicle file photo.
Feb 10, 2022

Appeals court rules against Baltimore police’s PIA fee waiver denial

The Baltimore Police Department’s refusal to waive a $245,000 fee for public records related to officers’ use of force was arbitrary and capricious, Maryland’s Court of Special Appeals ruled this […]

They said it: Memorable quotes from the 2017 Md. General Assembly session
Feb 10, 2022

Maryland Republicans sue over legislative redistricting plan

Three Republican lawmakers have filed a lawsuit challenging a state redistricting plan passed earlier this year.

Hogan unveils $2M lottery program to encourage boosters
Feb 10, 2022

Maryland governor calls to end school mask requirement

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan called on the State Board of Education on Thursday to stop requiring face coverings in schools. Hogan cited the state’s improving health metrics, a […]

Potential Cox candidacy complicates GOP picture for Maryland governor race
Feb 10, 2022

Md. Republican legislator seeks to impeach Hogan

A Republican member of the House of Delegates has filed to impeach Republican Gov. Larry Hogan. Del. Dan Cox, R-Carroll and Frederick and a candidate for his party’s nomination for […]

Firefighters embrace one another after a deceased firefighter was pulled out of a building collapse while battling a two-alarm fire in a vacant row home on Jan. 24 in Baltimore. Officials said several firefighters died during the blaze. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez, File)
Feb 10, 2022

Fatal fires in Baltimore, St. Louis expose vacant home risks

Vacant homes, which are especially prone to catch fire, dot the landscape across the U.S. Officials in Baltimore and St. Louis are looking at ways to reduce those risks.

"Ghost guns," made from build-it-yourself kits, are virtually untraceable. (AP Photo/Haven Daley, File)
Feb 9, 2022

Frosh urges House ban on ghost guns; foes cite Second Amendment

Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh on Wednesday urged legislators to pass a bill banning the possession of ghost guns, the increasingly prevalent untraceable firearms that can be assembled at […]

Dr. Victor Weedn wrote in a short email that his resignation as Maryland’s chief medical examiner was effective Friday.
Feb 9, 2022

Lawmakers weigh withholding funds from beleaguered medical examiner’s office

Maryland officials have asked a House subcommittee to not withhold funding from the medical examiner’s office, which is struggling with a backlog of autopsies.

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