The city of Annapolis is fighting to have its lawsuit against opioid companies play out in state court where it was filed rather than as part of the massive federal litigation happening in Ohio. Annapolis filed suit in Anne Arundel County ...

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ANNAPOLIS — A judge delayed the trial of a man charged with killing five people at a Maryland newspaper office until November on Thursday. Also, a deadline for attorneys to change his plea to not criminally responsible by reason of ...

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Attorneys for the man accused of killing five people at the Capital Gazette newsroom in Maryland say prosecutors haven't provided them with enough factual details involving the charges against their client, as they weigh changing his plea to not criminally responsible due to insanity.

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Bryan P. Sears, The Daily Record’s government reporter, updates us on the Maryland General Assembly’s 2019 session. We talk about Comptroller Peter Franchot fighting with Democratic lawmakers in Annapolis, the cost of school funding, tax cuts and a lot more. ...

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State workers in Maryland are demanding Gov. Larry Hogan's administration provide better working conditions, including pay and staffing increases.

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A public defender representing the man accused of killing five employees at the Capital Gazette newspaper in Maryland may step aside due to health concerns.

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A Maryland judge has extended the deadline for lawyers to file a possible plea of not criminally responsible by reason of insanity for the man charged with killing five employees at a newspaper office.

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The editor of a Maryland newspaper where five people were killed in a mass shooting in June has won the Benjamin C. Bradlee Editor of the Year Award.

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Chronic-pain patients in Maryland are asking for help in easing restrictions they face in getting drugs to treat their pain because of the crackdown on opioids.

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Accredited Standards Committee X9 Inc., a nonprofit organization in Annapolis that develops standards for the financial services industry, published a new standard for mobile commerce implementations.

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