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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.
‘Stories that need to be told’: Efforts to preserve Black history continue in MD
Maryland advocates and organizations persist in preserving Black history through grants, legislation and conservation despite federal setbacks.
Business buys property in Dorchester Tech Park
Fire & Risk Alliance LLC has purchased three lots in Dorchester Technology Park.
Appeals court: EMT not an ‘agent of the state’ when questioning suspect
Maryland's Court of Special Appeals ruled that a suspect's incriminating statement to an emergency medical technician was admissible in court even though the man did not receive a Miranda warning.
In Dorchester, candidate’s saga as Baltimore prosecutor attracts little scrutiny
As a candidate for state’s attorney in Dorchester County, Molly Fox touts her past experience prosecuting criminal cases in Baltimore. Her campaign website doesn’t mention, however, the unusual circumstances that […]
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.
Wastewater treatment plant on Eastern Shore gets $5.8M grant
A wastewater treatment plant on Maryland's Eastern Shore has received a $5.8 million federal grant for an upgrade.
State Fire Marshal: 38 grenades found along road in Maryland
Maryland officials say more than three dozen military grenades have been found by a person collecting recyclables near a road.
Man gets life sentence for killings outside Elks Lodge
CAMBRIDGE — A Maryland man has been sentenced to life in prison for a 2014 shooting outside an Elks Lodge that left two people dead. Thirty-three-year-old Terrance Jermaine Brown was […]
New mural honoring African-American heritage in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE — A city on Maryland’s Eastern Shore city is getting a new mural to honor its African-American heritage. The 48-foot wide mural will be formally presented in Cambridge on […]
Lawsuit claims Cambridge officers assaulted, wrongfully arrested woman
An Eastern Shore woman alleging she was assaulted and wrongfully arrested by Cambridge police has filed an excessive force lawsuit in federal court, claiming the interaction “thoroughly validated every hackneyed […]
Maryland court rejects appeal in killing of Delaware man
ANNAPOLIS — A Maryland court has rejected an appeal from a Salisbury man serving life in prison for the drug-related slaying of a Delaware man. The Court of Special Appeals […]
