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Gov. Moore appoints judges in Anne Arundel, Prince George’s counties
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore named new judges to the Anne Arundel County and Prince George's County circuit courts.
Roommates sue Maryland county over death of pet dog shot by police
Maryland roommates claim police officers illegally entered their apartment, detained them at gunpoint and shot their pet dog, which was euthanized.
Buttigieg presents tuition grant to Md. community college commercial driver’s license programs
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg presented grants to two Maryland community colleges' commercial driver's license programs.
Bowie State University cancels classes this week amid shooting aftermath
Bowie State University closed classes for the rest of the week in the aftermath of an on-campus shooting that left two people injured.
4 in stolen car flee attempted traffic stop in Maryland, die in fiery crash, police say
Four people in a stolen SUV died in a fiery crash in Maryland after the driver fled from an attempted traffic stop and later crashed into a tree, police said.
College Park-based IonQ secures $25.5M quantum deal with USAF Research Lab
College Park-based quatum computing company IonQ announced a $25.5 million deal with the Air Force Research Lab.
BeBalanced moves to larger space in Crofton
BeBalanced Natural Weight Loss Center has signed a lease to move to a larger location in Crofton.
Beltsville’s ION Storage Systems secures global supply agreement
Beltsville-based ION Storage Systems announced a multiyear supply agreement with Saint-Gobain Ceramics.
Mosby’s charges to be split into 2 trials, moved to Greenbelt, judge rules
A federal judge has granted former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's request to move her perjury and false statement trial from Baltimore to Greenbelt.
Ryder Transportation Solutions workers in PG County join Teamsters Local 355
Workers at Ryder Transportation Solutions in Landover announced Thursday that its members have voted to join Teamsters Local 355.
Md. Supreme Court upholds zoning amendment to allow PG County airport redevelopment
Maryland's Supreme Court has upheld a text amendment to the Prince George's County zoning ordinance that would allow a small airport to be redeveloped.
Judge to weigh whether PG County cop’s racist texts are protected speech
Maryland’s intermediate appellate court questioned whether a Prince George’s County police officer’s racist text messages are protected by the First Amendment.
