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Trump’s EPA was wrong to terminate billions in climate grants, court rules
A federal appeals court said the EPA cannot claw back about $20 billion of clean energy grants from several nonprofit groups.
Ravens, Under Armour outfit more than 4,200 local youth athletes
The Baltimore Ravens and Under Armour are helping thousands of young athletes prepare for another season through an equipment and apparel grant distributed across Maryland and Delaware.
Baltimore office complex sells for $6.9M
A two-building office complex in Southwest Baltimore has sold for $6.94 million, real estate brokerage firm Marcus & Millichap announced.
Harford County art center construction to commence late 2026
Construction of Harmer’s Town Art Center, a planned regional arts destination in Havre de Grace, will commence late this year.
$270M pledged to sweeten Michigan dam deal with Bethesda-based firm
Consumers Energy has sweetened the pot for the proposed sale of 13 hydroelectric dams in Michigan to a Maryland-based firm.
Data center frustrations cause upheaval in MD primary elections
In some Maryland counties, frustrations about proposed data center developments led to the ouster of local politicians during last month’s primary election, observers say.
Wes Moore avoids question in Michigan on 2028 plans
Gov. Wes Moore, viewed by some as a rising star in Democratic politics, wouldn't say during stops in Michigan last week whether he plans to run for president in 2028.
Judges block Trump’s limits on student loan forgiveness program
Two federal judges blocked the Trump administration from implementing a new rule stripping some public service workers of eligibility for federal student loan forgiveness.
Pilot program gives MD children a say in custody cases
A pilot program in Southern Maryland provides free attorneys to children whose parents are going through contentious divorces.
Judge recommends Michigan PSC reject dam sales to Bethesda-based firm
A judge is recommending the Michigan Public Service Commission reject an attempt to sell 13 hydropower dams to a Maryland-based private equity firm.
Moore announces funding for immigration legal services on Eastern Shore
Gov. Wes Moore said his administration would provide $800,000 for immigration legal services on the Eastern Shore.
Slashing victims funding, Moore’s crime office ‘lost its way,’ grantees say
The Daily Record spoke with nine nonprofit leaders who say the Governor’s Office of Crime Prevention and Policy slashed funding and became adversarial.
