U.S. District Judge Brendan Hurson on Aug. 22 mostly denied motions to dismiss filed by Baltimore City and two tax-lien ...

The Brothers That Just Do Gutters announced the opening of its newest location in Bel Air that would serve Northeastern Maryland.

Salvadoran immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia returns to Baltimore as deportation fight unfolds amid charges, plea deal offers, ...

Trump threatened to deploy troops to Baltimore and other Democratic-led cities, sparking clashes with Gov. Wes Moore and ...

Behind every thriving Maryland business is a CPA — but today, there aren’t enough to meet the demand. It’s not a hypothetical ...

The story of the American landscape -- its cities, its suburbs, and communities -- is too often the story of exclusion and ...

Maryland Supreme Court ruling limits tenant holding over evictions, reinforcing protections against predatory lease practices ...

Erik Menendez, serving a life sentence for fatally shooting Jose and Kitty Menendez, was denied parole by panel of California ...

Federal courts, including district courts, courts of appeals and even the Supreme Court, have long claimed the power to ...

Gov. Wes Moore’s chief of staff Fagan Harris will leave to become president and CEO of Baltimore’s Abell Foundation, ...

The Black Philanthropy Circle has reached $1 million in grants to nonprofit organizations that support Black communities.

Legal experts warn U.S. AI liability laws lag as cases in health care, hiring and housing highlight risks and need for ...