Three brothers convicted of exploiting their access to wealth and high society to drug and rape women were sentenced to decades in prison. https://t.co/zniMqqffvi
Turnstile, which grew out of Baltimore’s punk scene, performed on the latest in a string of unique stages: the Washington Monument. https://t.co/Na9wv6Cu0c
Baltimore officials are seeking approval of an $11 million settlement to resolve a class-action over tenants' belongings being considered abandoned upon eviction. https://t.co/gIMOJa4XMO
Early voting in Maryland is surging, with turnout 67% higher through the first five days of in-person voting than it was at the same time four years ago. https://t.co/ZI5kqOeFza
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The U.S. Justice Department sued a public school district in Maryland over transgender policies that it alleged violated federal law. https://t.co/0ml2NUiUbA
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Few industries can claim to have more impact on Maryland’s business landscape than healthcare. The people on this Power List represent the top leaders in the field. https://t.co/KSI3nTjIrq
Maryland is beginning to accept applications for a program to bolster solar, wind and battery storage developers with state grant funding. From @marylandmatters. https://t.co/qzrX3hL0W0
The Daily Record announced the 2026 Icon Honors winners, recognizing Maryland business leaders over 60 for leadership and community impact. https://t.co/bRv7U7tgMM
Those who win Maryland’s school board elections will face a significant challenge: overseeing the implementation — and regulation — of AI in the state’s 24 school districts. https://t.co/NLPJr5zlbL
At TEDCO's 2026 Entrepreneur Expo, Senate President Bill Ferguson commented on the state's budget picture and announced a Senate economic development chief. Video by @hnnhgskllalso.
The Justice Department is sending plain-clothed election monitors to Prince George’s County polling places to observe compliance with minority language provisions of the Voting Rights Act. https://t.co/iLP7ypxsYB
The committee backing Maryland's congressional redistricting referendum raised nearly $2.3 million since the state legislature moved to place Question 3 on the ballot. https://t.co/dKM0Smt4UE