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Full psychiatric hospitals challenge MD
Maryland’s state psychiatric system is under mounting pressure as hospitals statewide continue operating at near full capacity.
Hospitality group agrees to purchase Eastern Shore hospital site
Bluepoint Living, a hospitality company, has agreed to buy an Easton Hospital property as its Eastern Shore business footprint expands.
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.
‘Somewhat jaded’ Larry Hogan promises no more campaigns, pivots to teaching
Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is vowing to never run for office again and instead focus on teaching leadership skills to Washington College undergraduates.
Much of Maryland under drought warning
Much of Maryland remains in drought warning status, according to a May 14 update from the Maryland Department of the Environment.
Nine members of Eastern Shore family all face Medicaid fraud charges
A Salisbury woman and eight of her family members "have engaged in a coordinated scheme to defraud the Maryland Medicaid program," according to the Maryland Attorney General's Office.
Perdue sues maker of firefighting foam containing PFAS used in MD
Perdue AgriBusiness is suing companies connected to PFAS-containing firefighting foam previously used at a Salisbury facility.
To the ’burbs and beyond: How can MD boost business outside cities?
Locales in Maryland’s outer reaches have their own strengths and attractions — and varied approaches to economic development.
Salisbury won’t host Maryland Folk Festival in 2026
The City of Salisbury has announced that the Maryland Folk Festival will not take place in 2026 due to funding challenges.
HBCUs in MD join group teaming up to pursue top research status
Two historically Black colleges and universities in Maryland are among 15 that have united to pursue the nation’s highest research status in partnership with leading research universities.
2nd highway worker killed on job in MD within days
A worker was killed while working on a maintenance project on Route 13 in Somerset County, the state's second such on-the-job death within days.
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.
