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Successful AI integration should start with identifying business needs
John Loury and Amanda Orson emphasize identifying business needs and data quality as keys to successful AI integration in operations.
Utz to return to private ownership in $2.9B deal
Utz, Hanover's iconic snack food company, is returning to private ownership following a nearly $3 billion partnership with a European snack manufacturer.
Supreme Court turns away cases testing firearm age restrictions
The U.S. Supreme Court passed up a chance to consider the legality of laws that restrict people ages 18 to 20 from purchasing or using firearms.
MD joins coalition opposing federal joint employment rule
Maryland joined a coalition opposing a federal rule that critics state would weaken worker protections and make wage theft harder to address.
MD breweries win medals at World Beer Cup
Breweries in Maryland earned medals across multiple categories at the 2026 World Beer Cup, one of the beer industry's most prestigious competition.
A tale of two states: How Maryland shortchanges its own
Commentary: Maryland law caps noneconomic damages below $1 million, restricting jury awards for catastrophic injuries unlike neighboring states such as Pennsylvania.
93 pounds of cocaine seized in drug investigation in MD
More than 93 pounds of cocaine was seized as part of the dismantling of a Maryland trafficking ring with ties to a Mexican drug cartel, officials said.
MD man pleads guilty in PA murder case
Kip Morgan, a Maryland man, has pleaded guilty in the death of Stephen Lepore, a man who resided in Monroe County, Pennsylvania.
Transource could build power line next year through part of MD
An energy company is again taking steps to build a 29-mile-long transmission line through the Cumberland Valley, partly in Western Maryland.
White House, governors confront rising energy costs as data centers expand
A bipartisan coalition of governors joined the White House to hatch a plan aimed at protecting ratepayers from rising energy costs.
MD college athlete included in indictment for rigging basketball games
Federal prosecutors charged 26 people — including a Coppin State University player — with rigging bets on basketball games.
Accounting firm with MD presence to acquire Ross Buehler Falk & Company
Accounting firm Brown Plus, located in south central Pennsylvania and Maryland, is set to acquire Ross Buehler Falk & Company, LLP.
