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Woman sues Great Wolf Lodge after alleged neck injury on Perryville waterslide
A woman sued Great Wolf Lodge after she says she sustained a severe neck injury on a waterslide at its indoor water park and resort in Perryville.
MD legislative races come into focus as ballot counting wraps
Local election boards were scheduled to finish ballot-counting Monday, when the few primary elections still hanging in the balance came into sharper focus.
Some MD delegates still locked in tight primary contests two days after election
For most of the candidates running for Maryland’s General Assembly, the dust is now settling after Tuesday’s primary election. But a select few are still locked in tight races two days later.
Despite some challenges, most legislators appear headed to reelection
Despite some aggressive challenges, an overwhelming majority of state lawmakers who were seeking reelection in Tuesday’s primaries skated through with relative ease.
With General Assembly primaries looming, it’s all about Trump all across MD
President Donald Trump stands at the center of everything in Washington these days — as well as Maryland’s June 23 General Assembly primaries.
Cecil County violated man’s 1st Amendment rights; judge upholds punitive damages
A Maryland federal judge upheld punitive damages against the former Cecil County attorney in a First Amendment case.
Cecil prison officers not liable for opioid withdrawal death, court rules
Cecil County correctional officers are not liable for a woman’s 2020 death from opioid withdrawal behind bars, the 4th Circuit ruled.
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.
What provides the power at this Cecil County farm? The cows.
The Cecil County farm that Alice and Caleb Crothers inherited in 2015 was, like many dairy farms nationwide, struggling — but now, cow manure is helping to keep it going.
Credit union offers up to $75K in scholarships for MD students
APG Federal Credit Union announced that applications for its annual scholarship program opened for Baltimore-area students Jan. 2.
MD mom to police after baby’s death: ‘Nothing I say is going to fix this, is it?’
Maryland authorities charged a 24-year-old mother with first-degree murder after her 5-week-old infant died.
Judge rejects Gore’s bid to limit MD residents’ participation in PFAS lawsuit
A federal court allowed an Elkton couple to intervene in Maryland’s lawsuit against W.L. Gore for alleged toxic chemical releases.
