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Businesses suing Baltimore over riot response criticize city’s request to reconsider damage cap ruling
When Baltimore asked a federal judge to vacate a ruling and instead certify a question of law to the Maryland Court of Appeals, the city acknowledged it should have done […]
Judge rejects shutdown as reason to stay Baltimore immigration lawsuit
A federal judge declined to stay Baltimore’s lawsuit over changes to immigration rules, finding the “potential harm” alleged by the city justified keeping the case active despite the partial government […]
Defunded criminal justice council plans to re-form, continue work
The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council voted to disband Wednesday just weeks after Gov. Larry Hogan stripped it of its funding but also agreed to form a new body to continue the council’s […]
Madaleno calls DOJ threat to Baltimore mean-spirited, despicable
Sen. Richard S. Madaleno, D-Montgomery County, called on first term Republican Gov. Larry Hogan to push back against Session's threat in the latest effort to tie Hogan and President Donald Trump together.
Hogan: Md. will aid Baltimore in violence reduction efforts
"We're going to provide all of the things that the city requested us to do and we're going to try and go even further than that."
Baltimore City releases 2017 Zika prevention plan
Baltimore City officials revealed their plan to combat the spread of the Zika virus in the city Tuesday, focusing on preventing transmission of the disease to pregnant women and keeping […]
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Baltimore judge weighs dismissing lawsuit over food truck restriction
A Baltimore judge is considering a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by two food truck owners who claim the city’s “300-foot rule” violates their fundamental rights to engage in […]
Family alleges Habitat for Humanity construction caused Baltimore rowhome collapse
A Baltimore family has filed suit against Habitat for Humanity alleging the organization’s construction on a neighboring house caused a partial collapse of its own. Lisa and Sally Croxton, daughter […]
Growing business, growing their careers
On a recent weekend, prospective Dundalk homeowners and renters were invited to “Live the Unexpected” and tour the peninsula community to see firsthand its redevelopment, new jobs and housing options. […]
Senate committee prepared to reject Baltimore liquor board appointees
Three controversial appointments to the Baltimore City Liquor Board could be voted down when the Senate Executive Nominations Committee meets later today.
Carter Conway vows to block Hogan liquor board appointees
battle lines are being drawn over appointments to the Baltimore City Liquor Board and the withdrawal of an alternate member who has ties to a powerful state senator's campaign committee.
Subpoenas withdrawn, denied at Freddie Gray hearing
Attorneys on both sides of the case against six police officers charged in connection with the death of Freddie Gray may have heeded Judge Barry G. Williams’ suggestion from last […]
