A celebrated Columbia entrepreneur was charged with bank fraud offenses stemming from small business loan applications tied to her now-defunct companies.

Religion is on a winning streak at the Supreme Court - and faith-based advocates are pushing to extend it in coming months.

Commentary: Maryland judges have the discretion to reform bail and sentencing systems amid declining crime rates and bipartisan support for criminal justice reform.

Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney Anne Colt Leitess can discuss a high-profile murder case with prosecutors despite being forbidden from trying the case herself, the Maryland Appellate Court ruled.

Maryland's FAMLI program will provide eligible workers with up to 12 weeks of paid, job-protected family leave starting in 2028.

Millions of Maryland residents are covered by a federal power-grid emergency order issued Tuesday by the U.S. Department of Energy.

The University of Maryland suspended its club tennis team indefinitely after officials learned team members sent racist imagery to other universities.

Gov. Wes Moore issued a Tuesday directive to the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services to target youth-involved motor vehicle thefts.

Before a hearing for a proposed settlement with the NFL's disability plan over racial discrimination, a judge in Baltimore will question a lawyer over allegations that he misled retired players in an effort to get them to object to the deal.

U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes condemned the Justice Department for removing 500 trees at East Potomac Golf Links without court notice, calling it inexcusable.

Maryland still has more it can be doing to support working women going through menopause, experts and professionals say.

Maryland schools, led by Johns Hopkins University, are featured on the 2027 Best Colleges Rankings from U.S. News & World Report.

President Donald Trump asked the U.S. Supreme Court to revive his dismissed lawsuit against his 2016 Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.

An 81-year-old Marylander pleaded guilty to what child exploitation experts said is a rapidly growing crime: Using video live streams to direct impoverished children overseas to produce personalized sexual abuse material.

The State Board of Law Examiners says these individuals successfully passed the July 2026 bar exam in Maryland.

Maryland became the first state to require that mammography centers notify patients when breast arterial calcification is identified. But doctors have mixed opinions.

Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. has gained prominence with pro-Trump rulings, sparking speculation about his retirement and potential successor.

President Donald Trump will summon Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to the White House for a hearing on allegations she made false statements in connection with her mortgages.

The Army's upcoming firing squad execution of a gunman who killed 13 people at the Fort Hood military base will be livestreamed, the Pentagon said.

An Annapolis accounting firm was held in civil contempt in Maryland federal court for failing to comply with subpoenas from the Department of Labor.

Former Baltimore Ravens player John Urschel’s paper aims to settle a long-standing question about a computer algorithm used to calculate shared solutions to a group of equations.

Maryland's attorney general is considering new candidates for the state’s top advocate for ratepayers in regulatory proceedings concerning utility companies.

Commentary: President Donald Trump’s promise of $5,000 to voters if Republicans keep Congress raises concerns about legality and corruption.

Democratic Party officials sued President Donald Trump, seeking a court order blocking the use of taxpayer money for election-related TV ads.

A dispute arising from the recent schism in the United Methodist Church is not for secular courts to decide, the Maryland Appellate Court ruled last week.

US Wind no longer plans to develop components for wind turbines at Baltimore County’s Sparrows Point — at least not for now.

The University of Maryland student who disappeared Oct. 2 was found after his family’s emotional plea to the public for help spread throughout the D.C. region.

A high school student in Washington state asked the U.S. Supreme Court to block rules there allowing transgender athletes to play on female sports teams.

A report questions the feasibility of reviving the Ocean City Boardwalk tram service that was canceled after a 2024 fatal crash.

A two-building portfolio in Gaithersburg has sold to National Technology Integrators for $10.2 million, Finmarc Management Inc. announced.

Over $121,000 in fines for workplace safety violations have been issued to Maryland public agencies since last year's enactment of a law named for a slain parole officer.

The Maryland Board of Public Works on Wednesday approved a contract with a private law firm to defend Gov. Wes Moore in a defamation lawsuit brought by Baltimore Sun owner David Smith.

A proposed amendment to the Maryland Constitution that would change the way congressional districts are drawn faces stiff voter opposition, a new poll shows.

Members of an Owings Mills homeowners’ association harassed and improperly fined Black residents who pay part of their rent with housing vouchers, a lawsuit alleges.

As the state spends millions to prop up local horse racing, Maryland regulators are proposing stricter punishments for trainers, jockeys and owners who break safety and integrity rules.

Lawyers for a former U.S. Olympian and Bethesda resident who was cleared of vandalizing the Reflecting Pool demanded that two government watchdogs investigate the botched renovation and the now-dismissed criminal case.

The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill announced its expansion into Maryland with the opening of a new restaurant in northern Baltimore County.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and Republican Dan Cox spent more time attacking each other’s records than providing substantive answers on policy at their gubernatorial debate.

Google contracts 3,590 megawatts of power from Maryland-based Constellation, including nuclear upgrades, in the largest us power grid deal.

President Donald Trump is expected to announce Tuesday that defense technology company Anduril is building a shipyard at Sparrows Point that will make submarines for the Navy.

Commentary: Judge ruled that President Donald Trump likely violated due process by revoking media credentials.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a bid by Nexstar Media Group to block an antitrust suit by DirecTV challenging allegedly inflated content-distribution fees.

Bubbakoo’s Burritos, a Mexican fusion fast casual restaurant, opened its latest Maryland location in Olney on Oct. 2, the company announced.

The Maryland Supreme Court removed Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court Chief Judge Vickie Gipson from office — about two months before her career on the bench was set to end.

Gov. Wes Moore and Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox will face off Tuesday in a televised debate four weeks ahead of Election Day.

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to take up former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's appeal of her perjury convictions.

When President Donald Trump took a wrecking ball to the East Wing of the White House, it took Washington by surprise. Now, there is a move in the US Congress to avoid a second such surprise with legislation to prohibit him from demolishing the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

The Supreme Court begins its new nine-month term on Monday, confronted with more cases involving President Donald Trump's far-reaching policies and aggressive uses of power.

Efforts in the U.S. Senate to mandate year-round daylight saving have stalled despite significant pressure from President Donald Trump.

A judge dismissed a federal case that accused a Jamaican national of illegally voting, finding the law criminalizing noncitizen voting was unconstitutional.