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The Daily Record launches MD500 list of top business leaders
The MD500 magazine releasing in late July will recognize Maryland’s most influential leaders across business, law, government and more.
Montgomery County judge denies police union’s challenge to transparency law
A Montgomery County judge rejected a local police union's efforts to block the release of an officer's disciplinary records and deem some Maryland police-accountability reforms unconstitutional.
ICE arrests in MD, DC, VA reach nearly 20,000 during Trump’s second term
ICE agents made nearly 20,000 arrests in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia under the second Trump administration through March 10, an analysis found.
MD House passes juvenile justice reform; Senate passes energy bill
Juvenile justice reform and energy assistance bills had passed in both chambers of the Maryland General Assembly as of Monday.
Cheltenham investigation bill moves forward with little opposition
The Maryland legislature advanced a bill to create a commission investigating deaths at Cheltenham Youth Detention Center, led by the attorney general's office.
Catastrophic Potomac River sewage spill in MD followed years of delay on repairs, review finds
The D.C.-area utility responsible for a massive sewer line that failed catastrophically had planned to reinforce the aging section years ago but repeatedly delayed construction, an investigation found.
Federal judge upholds MD regulation phasing out gas appliances
A federal judge upheld a Maryland state regulation on large buildings that seeks to phase out gas appliances and reach net-zero emissions by 2040.
‘Good cause’ evictions legislation gets surprise revival in MD House
A Maryland bill to protect tenants from being kicked out of their housing without justification was unexpectedly revived and sent to the full House for consideration.
Here’s who passed the February 2026 Maryland Bar Exam
The State Board of Law Examiners says the following individuals successfully passed the February 2026 bar exam in Maryland.
Samsung Biologics opens facility in Montgomery County
Samsung Biologics celebrated the opening of its first United States manufacturing facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Rockville.
A postal worker hit a woman with his van in MD. He’s now charged in her death.
A Maryland postal worker, faces criminally negligent homicide charges after fatally striking a pedestrian with his van in Kensington.
42 women lead in MD House under Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk
Since Joseline Peña-Melnyk became House speaker, she's tapped 42 women for committee and subcommittee leadership roles.
