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Judge denies accused CEO killer Mangione’s bid to toss gun, notebook evidence
A judge partially granted Luigi Mangione’s motion to exclude evidence seized during his arrest in the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case in New York.
Wes Moore has 2 weeks to sign bills. What’s left on table?
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has about two weeks to enact bills passed by the General Assembly, including bans on ICE agent masking and Glock pistols.
Baltimore Archdiocese files new abuse settlement proposal. Survivors aren’t happy.
The Archdiocese of Baltimore filed a new plan of reorganization in its bankruptcy case, proposing to pay substantially more than it had first offered.
MD Supreme Court upholds but narrows Montgomery County gun laws
The Maryland Supreme Court affirmed Montgomery County’s ability to regulate firearms but narrowed how it can do so and left a sweeping ban open to a challenge.
Raymour & Flanigan opening first MD showroom
Raymour & Flanigan, a furniture and mattress retailer, is opening its first Maryland showroom in Baltimore County.
Magistrate appointed for Child Victims Act cases against MD
The Maryland Supreme Court appointed a special magistrate who will manage common issues Child Victims Act lawsuits.
Fingerboard Farm runs multiple businesses to stay afloat – even a cannabis venture
Fingerboard Farm both cultivates hemp, a type of cannabis that, unlike marijuana, is nonintoxicating and operates in the agritourism business.
Ketamine clinic opens in Columbia
The Mood Center, a ketamine therapy practice based in Annapolis, has expanded after opening a new facility in Columbia.
Much of Maryland under drought warning
Much of Maryland remains in drought warning status, according to a May 14 update from the Maryland Department of the Environment.
MD tourism sees ‘uneven recovery’ amid convention center, downtown challenges
Maryland tourism faces uneven recovery as the Baltimore Convention Center's size and hotel closures impact the industry, though events and visitor spending remain strong.
Commission recommends Anne Arundel Orphans’ Court Judge Vickie Gipson’s removal
The Maryland Commission on Judicial Disabilities recommended the removal of Vickie Gipson, chief judge of the Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court.
Driver sentenced after crashing into tent at child’s birthday party in MD
A driver who crashed into a tent at a child’s outdoor birthday party in Maryland last year and then ran away was sentenced to prison.
