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$65B McCormick merger: Unilever agrees to two-year worker protection, memo shows
Unilever has agreed to protect employment terms of European workers for two years after its planned $65 billion merger with Maryland-based spice maker McCormick.
Ravens commit to upgrades, lease extension at Owings Mills training facility
The Baltimore Ravens committed to a lease extension of their Owings Mills training facility.
3 MD community colleges’ account deficits ‘could indicate a potential financial problem,’ audit says
Anne Arundel Community College, the Community College of Baltimore County and Carroll Community College ended the 2025 fiscal year with deficits to their unrestricted spending accounts, according to a state audit.
Pop-up store to open in Hunt Valley area in August
Match Made Stores, a women’s clothing boutique based in Baltimore, plan to open a pop-up location at Hunt Valley Towne Centre in August.
Fines for slow pretrial mental healthcare upheld against MD Health Department
The Maryland Supreme Court upheld fines against the state health department for failing to provide prompt psychiatric care to criminal defendants deemed incompetent to stand trial.
Baltimore law firm relocating to Hunt Valley
Law firm Timothy A. Dachille and Associates plans to relocate its headquarters from downtown Baltimore to Baltimore County.
Montgomery County finds processing errors for 19 ballots after MD’s larger mail-in ballot issue
The Montgomery County Board of Elections found processing errors to 19 ballots related to a much larger mistake: hundreds of thousands of misprints sent out statewide.
Public financing programs faced biggest year yet in MD county executive primaries
Public funding in Maryland faced its biggest year yet in this year’s county executive primaries, with five counties using their systems simultaneously for the first time.
What statewide referendums will appear on MD ballots?
The Maryland General Assembly will convene in a special session to potentially add a redistricting referendum. What questions are already planned for ballots?
Data center frustrations cause upheaval in MD primary elections
In some Maryland counties, frustrations about proposed data center developments led to the ouster of local politicians during last month’s primary election, observers say.
Anne Arundel enacts eviction law similar to one deemed unconstitutional in Baltimore
Anne Arundel County renters will have more time to prepare for an eviction, but the new law includes a provision that some say is similar to one deemed unconstitutional in Baltimore.
Kids injured by state have until they turn 21 to sue, MD appellate court rules
People injured by the state when they were children have until their 21st birthdays to sue, the Maryland Appellate Court ruled.
