A Massachusetts judge who oversaw Lindsay Clancy's murder trial rejected a request by her lawyers to declare her not guilty of murder.

Gov. Wes Moore appointed nine judges to the bench in Baltimore and Montgomery County.

Maryland has spent over $600 million on the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild, officials confirmed.

Amazon Prime customers who experienced slower deliveries because they lived in majority-Black neighborhoods will receive millions of dollars in refunds under a settlement.

Maryland is scheduled to approve a six-figure payment after the Department of Health failed to provide prompt psychiatric care to criminal defendants, an ongoing issue that has racked up a cost of $4.7 million.

Constellation, the owner of Maryland’s Calvert Cliffs nuclear plant, said it plans to move forward with massive upgrades at the facility after signing a 20-year power purchase deal with Amazon.

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a dispute over a policy by President Donald Trump's administration that subjects immigrants to mandatory detention during their deportation proceedings.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed two executive orders aimed at speeding the process of building affordable housing.

The DOJ filed a lawsuit against Maryland officials that asks a judge to invalidate the state's new ban on law enforcement wearing masks as it applies to federal agents.

President Donald Trump expressed regret for nominating Supreme Court justices Neil Gorsuch, Amy Coney Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh who have ruled against him.

John Whitehead, founder of the Rutherford Institute, says the Christian legal movement has become politicized and has departed from its original religious liberty goals.

President Donald Trump said tech executives agreed to establish voluntary standards for AI and reiterated his support for rapid expansion of data centers.

Maryland is one of 10 states where high housing costs contribute the most to the state’s poverty level, according to a new report by the Pew Charitable Trusts.

The Office of the Clerk of Circuit Court for Harford County did not use courtroom recordings to ensure that dispositions for certain criminal cases were being adequately recorded in the automated court system, an audit found.

Commentary: Maryland increases legal support and partnerships to protect due process rights for immigrants facing unlawful detention and deportation.

Maryland judges don't "necessarily" have to recuse themselves from cases in which a lawyer actively opposed their appointment to the bench, the state's judicial ethics panel said.

Mixed-use developments have been surging in Maryland, but some commercial tenants say slow building and vacancies have made it hard to sustain business.

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to third countries without hearings, pending a December ruling on the policy.

Lindsay Clancy's defense shifts strategy, arguing prosecutors did not prove she killed her three children in Massachusetts in 2023.

The state of Maryland agreed to pay $200,000 to settle a defamation lawsuit brought by a former employee of the Office of the Public Defender.

As the data center landscape evolves in Maryland, the commercial real estate industry aims to become more intertwined.

To kick off the 2026 series, The Daily Record is introducing its first-ever Environmental Leaders Power List.

Maryland business leaders expect AI to reshape jobs rather than eliminate them, a forthcoming report from the Governor’s Office of Innovation reads.

TikTok settles with Alabama requiring new teen usage limits and age verification, paying at least $100 million over safety claims.

Police must obtain a warrant before using a cell-site simulator to reveal a suspect’s location, the Fourth Circuit ruled.

Immigration officials at a Baltimore holding facility have "failed at every single turn" to comply with a court order aimed to limit overcrowding, a federal judge said.

Commentary: U.S. Senators introduce the Main Street Depositor Protection Act to raise deposit insurance for small business accounts.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticized the Supreme Court’s frequent use of its emergency docket, calling it problematic and harmful to litigants.

Bluepoint Hospitality has expanded restaurant concepts in Easton at breakneck speed and made a deal to buy a hospital site. But what does the community think of the takeover?

A ballot question asking Maryland voters to approve a sweeping change to the state constitution on congressional redistricting may be too convoluted for voters, a poll found.

Mount St. Mary’s University has introduced The Maryland Tuition Promise in an effort to expand access to its Catholic liberal arts education.

The furniture brand Transformer Table is accelerating its U.S. retail expansion with three new locations, including one in Maryland.

After cancelling Day 1 of Ocean City's biggest musical festival, Oceans Calling, organizers were forced to cancel the whole festival.

A judge scolded Donald Quinn, a managing partner of Quinn Patton, for false brief citations after the firm has been in hot water over artificial intelligence use.

Maryland Del. Gary Simmons was cited for spending campaign funds on what appeared to be various personal expenses, according to court records.

The Office of Inspector General for Health conducted almost 1,400 audits and investigations over the last four years that found more than $42 million in improper or unrecovered payments — they only recently were made public.

Maryland's revenue is forecasted to decline by about 1% due, despite strong sales and income tax growth, analysts say.

The Lake Falls Professional Center, a Baltimore-area office building, sold for $5 million, real estate firm KLNB announced.

Private firms alleging economic losses from the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse and ensuing partial closure of the Port of Baltimore are appealing a judge's ruling that dismissed their claims.

Starbucks will close 250 underperforming coffeehouses in North America, as CEO Brian Niccol deepens his turnaround push.

Commentary: Bill Barr urges the Supreme Court to decide that climate change lawsuits by blue-state politicians against energy companies are a federal issue.

Commentary: The article examines the myth of the administrative state, tracing its origins to constitutional compromises and New Deal legal reforms shaping federal agencies.

W.R. Grace & Co. is piloting advanced plastic recycling technology in Maryland, sparking safety concerns from nearby Columbia residents.

A federal judge said President Donald Trump's decision to ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House did not appear to comply with prior rulings.

The Maryland Office of the Public Defender has settled a defamation lawsuit brought by a former staffer who was fired after being baselessly accused of stalking and of posing a violent threat.

Maryland State Police are investigating the death of an inmate at the Maryland Correctional Training Center in Hagerstown.

Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order establishing a uniform review framework for Maryland data centers over 25 megawatts.

The administration of Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is appealing a judge’s order requiring it to comply with subpoenas from the inspector general and to restore the IG’s direct access to city records.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to halt a ruling declaring a California couple the legal parents of an infant born to their surrogate who refused their request to terminate the pregnancy.

Microsoft will provide DARPA direct access to its Majorana 2 quantum system at a new Maryland center for independent testing and evaluation.