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Psychoactive hemp products have never been legal in MD, Appellate Court rules
A Maryland court ruled that delta-8 and delta-10 — hemp-derived substances similar to cannabis — have never been legal in the state.
MD fire department receives State Farm grant
State Farm® and the National Volunteer Fire Council are supporting a fire company in Washington County with a $10,000 grant.
MEA announces $12M investment in electric school buses
The Maryland Energy Administration has announced new investments in electric school buses and charging infrastructure.
NewCold to invest $275M in cold storage site in western Maryland
NewCold will invest $275M in a high-tech cold storage facility in western Maryland, creating up to 150 jobs in advanced food logistics.
Hagerstown man sues city, says police wanted a different man
A Hagerstown man is suing the city after he claims police arrested him multiple times on a warrant for a different person. Jamarr Robinson was involved in a dispute at the […]
Case against lawyer accused of smuggling Suboxone put on inactive docket
A Baltimore attorney accused of smuggling Suboxone to a client in prison had his case placed on the inactive docket by prosecutors Tuesday. Steven Thurman Mitchell, 55, was charged in […]
Western Md. school board sues drugmaker over specialty medicine price
A drug prescribed to two Washington County teachers is the basis of a $2.8 million lawsuit that claims the manufacturer has dramatically raised the medication’s price and stopped competitors from going to […]
Baltimore attorney charged with smuggling Suboxone into prison
A Baltimore attorney was charged with misdemeanor drug offenses after prison officials said he smuggled Suboxone to a client. Steven Thurman Mitchell, 54, was charged Friday in Washington County District […]
Maryland winery shows wine at Russia’s Russia Day party in DC
A winery in Washington County has been invited to showcase its wine at the Russian Consulate's Russia Day celebration on Wednesday in Washington.
Maryland officials aim to help traumatized students
Law enforcement and school officials in Maryland are starting a program aimed at helping students linked to traumatic incidents.
Md. court agrees to report decision that state law preempts local solar farm regulation
The state has implicitly preempted local regulation of potential solar farms, according to a ruling from Maryland’s second-highest court re-issued Thursday as a reported opinion. The three-judge panel’s determination that the […]
Company wants to start work on pipeline under Potomac
Columbia Gas Transmission is asking federal regulators for permission to start building a natural gas pipeline that would run through part of western Maryland and cross under the Potomac River near Hancock.
