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Supreme Court of Maryland: Attorney’s fees; statutory caps; malicious prosecution, more
Attorney's fees — statutory caps — malicious prosecution — more
Bowie State mixed-use, transit development takes step forward
A development project around Bowie State University’s commuter rail station took a step forward with the selection of contractors.
Woman could lose home after paying debt, MD court rules; dissenters call out potential impact on people of color
A Bowie resident could lose her home through a sheriff’s sale despite having paid all of the overdue fees she owed to her homeowners association, the Maryland Supreme Court ruled.
PG County hotel sold for $9.6M
A Comfort Inn Hotel located minutes from Washington, D.C., has sold for $9.6 million, real estate firm Marcus & Millichap announced.
Appellate Court of MD: Second Amendment, reformation, tolling
Second Amendment — reformation — tolling
Under-21 gun possession ban upheld by MD appellate court
The Appellate Court of Maryland upheld the state’s ban on firearm possession by people aged under 21.
Geothermal energy incentivized in MD but not widely used at homes
Maryland is investing in geothermal energy, which can help power large-scale projects like schools and data centers, but it isn't being widely used in the state residentially.
Western MD county approves data center moratorium
The Washington County commissioners voted 4-1 to approve a yearlong moratorium regarding data center applications.
Ex-lawyer seeks reinstatement to MD bar after US House primary win
Robin Ficker, the former attorney who won the Republican nomination for Maryland's 6th Congressional District, is seeking to be readmitted to the state bar.
Register of wills primaries: Most incumbents prevail; frontrunners emerge in PG County
Maryland's incumbent registers of wills largely either won or held powerful leads in their Tuesday primary races, with some exceptions.
Early endorsement, late funding rush boost Boafo in 5th District
Del. Adrian Boafo (D-Prince George’s) got an early, and important, leg up in the crowded field of 24 Democrats running to replace longtime Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-5th) when Hoyer endorsed Boafo as his successor.
Expensive, contentious executive races to lead big counties into the future
Democratic voters in four counties selected a new generation of leaders Tuesday, making history in at least two of them.
