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Top 100 Women Scholarship winner leads with purpose, from McDaniel to Annapolis
When Nicki James arrived at McDaniel College four years ago, she knew she wanted to help people. She has spent her time at McDaniel doing exactly that — and then some.
Private chef testifies at Marylander Stefon Diggs’s assault trial
The trial is underway for former New England Patriots wide receiver and native Marylander Stefon Diggs on assault charges.
Sinai Hospital had ‘duty’ to warn woman before releasing patient who killed her, court says
A wrongful-death lawsuit brought after woman killed by her husband after his release from psychiatric treatment at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore can proceed, the Maryland Appellate Court ruled.
Most of US covered by drought, with MD and DC among worst affected
Large swaths of the U.S., including Maryland and Washington, D.C., are in desperate need of soaking rainfall as drought continues to deepen.
JetBlue expands service to BWI starting July 9
JetBlue Airways announced it would add Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport to its expanding flight service.
Baltimore County shopping center sells for $10.7M
Business entity 1500 Country Ridge Ln LLC has acquired Country Ridge Shopping Center in Essex for $10.7 million.
BridgeTower Media names Sandy Almendarez vice president of content
BridgeTower Media, The Daily Record's parent company, named Sandy Almendarez as vice president of content.
Attorney killed at Baltimore County home; son-in-law held without bail
A personal injury attorney was killed in Phoenix, and his son-in-law was jailed after what Baltimore County Police described as a confrontation over domestic issues.
2026 Top 100 Women honorees ‘nothing short of remarkable’
The Daily Record is proud to highlight the accomplishments of the 2026 Top 100 Women honorees through individual profiles.
Cold Stone Creamery opens in Frederick
Cold Stone Creamery, a global ice cream shop brand, has opened a location in Frederick’s Westview Promenade shopping center.
Months after Potomac River sewage spill, businesses are still hurting
Three months after sewage spilled into the Potomac River, businesses and clubs that depend on the waterway for making money - and for having fun - are hurting.
How AI misconduct cases are handled across Maryland campuses
Maryland universities vary in handling AI misconduct, relying on faculty discretion and broader academic integrity policies amid evolving AI use in education.
