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2 Wes Moore vetoes, including divorce records privacy, overridden by MD General Assembly
The Maryland General Assembly overrode Gov. Wes Moore's vetoes on two bills: legislation to make divorce records more private and to increase regulations for freight trains.
MD General Assembly special session: Democrats defend redistricting as way of combatting ‘uncertainty’
As the legislature's special session heated up Monday, Maryland General Assembly leadership defended redistricting legislation as Republicans accused them of a power grab.
MD delegate’s assault case to be handled by outside prosecutor
A prosecutor from Harford County will handle Maryland Del. Gary Simmons' assault case, a spokesperson for Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Anne Colt Leitess' office said.
Baltimore’s pollution lawsuit against Coke, Pepsi dismissed
Baltimore’s lawsuit against Pepsi and Coca-Cola over single-use plastic pollution was dismissed, marking the latest defeat after the Maryland Supreme Court significantly limited how governments can use the public nuisance doctrine.
MD casino blames vendor for Louis Vuitton-style giveaway bags
The companies behind Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland blamed a promotions vendor for selling it leather bags that led Louis Vuitton to sue the casino.
Annapolis marina partners with hospitality firm
Annapolis-based Trident Marine Group and Troon announced a partnership to enhance service offerings and market reach for both companies.
Funding for MD school district threatened over transgender policies
The U.S. Education Department has threatened two school districts in Maryland and Michigan with federal funding cuts over their transgender policies.
MD delegate charged with assault after alleged ‘physical family dispute’
Maryland Del. Gary Simmons was charged with second-degree assault after his stepdaughter reported a physical dispute to Anne Arundel County Police.
Supreme Court of Maryland: Attorney’s fees; statutory caps; malicious prosecution, more
Attorney's fees — statutory caps — malicious prosecution — more
Surrendering newborn to ‘safe haven’ can count as neglect, MD court rules
A parent who legally surrenders a newborn to a state-designated “safe haven” could be found to have neglected the child, the Maryland Supreme Court ruled.
MD Supreme Court had ‘no trouble’ deciding to remove Anne Arundel Judge Marc Knapp
The Maryland Supreme Court explained its reasoning Friday for removing Anne Arundel County Orphans' Court Judge Marc Knapp.
Crumbling Empire: Law firms displaced after Glen Burnie office tower condemned
Law firms based at Empire Towers have had to operate out of emergency offices, some in a nearby medical center, after the Glen Burnie building was condemned as structurally unsound.
