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Slashing victims funding, Moore’s crime office ‘lost its way,’ grantees say
The Daily Record spoke with nine nonprofit leaders who say the Governor’s Office of Crime Prevention and Policy slashed funding and became adversarial.
Key Bridge settlement: MD promised Dali shipowners cut of potential winnings against builder
In their Francis Scott Key Bridge settlement, Maryland agreed to give the Dali shipowners a cut of potential winnings against the ship builder.
MD could face over $2B in Key Bridge claims, records show
Dozens of attorneys have notified the Maryland treasurer's office that they might sue the state for civil damages stemming from the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.
Amid ethics concerns, MD state senator says he’s not making money from published books
Sen. Mike McKay faces ethics questions over self-published books, despite earning no royalties and offering them for free.
‘This is all going to be over on the 19th:’ Police records reveal new details about MD judge’s killer
Police files released in response to a public records request shed new light on the western Maryland shooting death of Judge Andrew Wilkinson.
Crime lab backlogs soared after Baltimore prosecutors pushed to test every gun
In August 2018, amid relentless gun violence sweeping the city, the Baltimore Police Department’s forensic laboratory dramatically shifted priorities: The lab began processing every recovered firearm for fingerprints and DNA […]
‘Win-at-all-costs’ Chicago law firm reaps $7.3M defending Baltimore cops in wrongful convictions
The Chicago-based law firm handling wrongful conviction lawsuits for Baltimore has built a niche business — and a reputation for its aggressive, even ruthless approach.
