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Maryland Appellate Court: Consumer protection, business judgment rule, child support
Consumer protection — business judgment rule — child support
A MD university will be part of the largest collegiate women’s flag football league
The New York Jets and the Eastern College Athletic Conference are launching the largest collegiate women's flag football league in the U.S.
Frederick County launches grant program to support food banks
Frederick County has launched grant program Frederick FEED to strengthen countywide food distribution efforts, county officials announced.
AstraZeneca to invest $2B in MD as part of manufacturing push
AstraZeneca will invest $2B to expand biologics manufacturing in Frederick and build a facility in Gaithersburg, creating hundreds of jobs.
Kroger closing automated fulfillment centers, including in Frederick
Kroger is closing automated fulfillment centers, including in Maryland, as it tries to make delivery operations faster and more profitable.
MD plays surprising role in implementing Trump’s immigration agenda
Sheriffs in Maryland are helping the Trump administration carry out his immigration policy at a faster clip than almost anywhere else.
MD black bear hunters facing penalties for alleged violations
The black bear hunting season is over in Western Maryland, but some are facing charges or citations for illegalities while hunting for bears.
Maryland businesses earn US Chamber honors
Dynamic Automotive and Rehab 2 Perform were named 2025 CO—100 Top Honorees by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Rockville’s Bakery de France expanding in Frederick
Bakery de France, a bread and retail supplier, plans to open a new manufacturing facility in Frederick as it expands in Maryland.
The Machin Law Firm LLC
Rada and Manuel Machin are founding managing partners of The Machin Law Firm LLC, a boutique law firm they established nine years ago.
New judges appointed for Baltimore, Frederick counties
Gov. Wes Moore appointed new judges to the Baltimore County Circuit Court and the Frederick County District Court on Monday.
MD SNAP-Ed program defunded at expense of low-income families
Maryland’s SNAP-Ed program is defunded, ending nutrition education for 640,000 residents and impacting families, schools, and programs.
