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Pharmacist pay lawsuit naming Hopkins, Bethesda association tossed
A Maryland federal judge threw out an antitrust lawsuit alleging that early career pharmacists’ wages were suppressed by hospitals.
MD lawmakers mull data center pauses, hear VA’s insights at MACo conference
Some lawmakers at the Maryland Association of Counties conference expressed frustration over the encroaching reach of data centers and got some insights from Virginia.
‘Enough is enough’: Activists push back as BGE requests another rate increase
Consumer advocates, environmental groups and workers’ unions are pushing back against the latest rate hike proposal from BGE.
Raskin, Democrats seek records in dropped Reflecting Pool case against ex-Olympian
Democrats are pushing the Trump administration to release case records related to the former Olympian who had been accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
Judges don’t have to recuse if sued by litigant, MD ethics committee rules
Judges don't necessarily have to recuse themselves from cases in which a litigant has sued them or filed a disciplinary complaint against them, the Maryland Judicial Ethics Committee ruled.
MD attorney’s lawsuit against judge should be thrown out, magistrate says
A lawsuit by a Baltimore attorney against a judge who sanctioned him should be dismissed, a federal magistrate judge recommended.
Montgomery County officials mourn death of former MD Sen. Karen Montgomery
Montgomery County officials are mourning the death of former state Sen. Karen S. Montgomery, who died in June.
MD man’s lawyers move to head off new Reflecting Pool charges
Attorneys for the Bethesda resident who had been accused of vandalizing the Reflecting Pool are asking a judge to ensure federal prosecutors don’t have a chance to reopen the case against him.
Police say stolen car packed with youths hit vehicle in Germantown, killing driver
A stolen vehicle occupied by seven children struck another car in Germantown early Tuesday, killing its driver, police said.
Trump administration sues Montgomery County over gun law
The Department of Justice sued Montgomery County over a local gun law that the Trump administration alleges violates the Second Amendment.
MD-based Lockheed seeks US mineral supplies after Trump supply-chain push, sources say
Maryland-based Lockheed Martin is in talks to buy supplies of two critical minerals from U.S. mines, two sources said.
MD-based Marriott forecasts quarterly profit below estimates as Middle East revenue slumps
Bethesda-based Marriott International forecast third-quarter profit below Wall Street expectations as softer demand in the Middle East hurt hotel room revenue.
