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Register of wills primaries: Most incumbents prevail; frontrunners emerge in PG County
Maryland's incumbent registers of wills largely either won or held powerful leads in their Tuesday primary races, with some exceptions.
Appellate Court of Maryland: Removal from office, COVID-19, visitation and custody
Removal from office — COVID-19 —visitation and custody
MD breweries win medals at World Beer Cup
Breweries in Maryland earned medals across multiple categories at the 2026 World Beer Cup, one of the beer industry's most prestigious competition.
Deadline nears for $60K minimum MD teacher salary; 11 counties lagging
Maryland's school districts have until July 1 to raise teacher salaries to a $60,000 minimum, and only about half of them have reached that threshold.
Hogan names new circuit court judges in Howard, Caroline, Dorchester counties
Gov. Larry Hogan appointed new circuit court judges for Howard, Caroline and Dorchester counties, his office announced.
Former Md. police chief pleads guilty to misconduct in office
The former chief of the Greensboro Police Department on Friday received a suspended sentence and probation after pleading guilty to misconduct in office for lying on a form filed with a […]
Anton Black’s backers allege open-meetings violation by Greensboro leaders
A group seeking answers in the police-involved death of a 19-year-old Greensboro man has accused the Caroline County town’s leaders of illegally changing the rules of council meetings to stifle […]
3 counties will see contested judicial elections in November
Recently appointed judges in Caroline, Carroll and Harford counties all must prevail in the general election to keep their seats.
Maryland town police hire ex-officer acquitted of assault
A former Dover Police corporal who was acquitted of assaulting a suspect in 2013 has been hired at a Maryland police department, pending state training and certification.
Hogan to attend park opening in Denton
DENTON — Gov. Larry Hogan is attending the grand opening of the Crouse Park Visitor and Heritage Center. It’s scheduled for Wednesday morning in Denton in Caroline County, which is […]
Md. governor appoints 2 judges on Eastern Shore
ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Larry Hogan has appointed two judges on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Hogan announced Friday that he has appointed two state’s attorneys to be circuit court judges. Caroline County […]
EMILIO ROBERTO FERNANDEZ v. STATE OF MARYLAND
Given that appellant’s motion for modification of sentence was filed nine years after sentencing—well more than the 90 days after sentencing within which a motion for modification must be filed—the State avers that the trial court correctly ruled that it had no authority to modify appellant’s sentence.
