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Aug. 4—Anne Arundel County joined with dozens of other jurisdictions and states, including Maryland, in suing companies that develop and sell products containing toxic PFAS, or "forever chemicals," in firefighting

A Baltimore judge has dismissed the lawsuit against Coppin State University and its former men’s head basketball coach Juan Dixon, who also apears on The Real Housewives of Potomac. The suit was issued by a former player alleging an assistant coach blackmailed and sexually assaulted him. He also claimed the school wrongfully acted in retaliation. The Baltimore Banner reported… Continue reading Lawsuit Against ‘RHOP’ Star Juan Dixon And Coppin State Dismissed

The Baltimore County Democratic Party on Monday called on the Maryland Attorney General and the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate reports of squalid conditions for minors held at the Baltimore County Detention Center.

BALTIMORE — An judge approved the release of a Maryland Attorney General Office’s report on clergy abuse within the Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore, and the office will release the report

The Baltimore County Democratic Party on Monday called on the Maryland Attorney General and the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate reports of squalid conditions for minors held at the Baltimore County Detention Center.

A Senate bill to move the Maryland 529 college savings agency under the auspices of State Treasurer Dereck Davis received its first hearing, with lawmakers pledging to act before the end of the legislative session to strengthen oversight of the agency.

A Senate bill to move the Maryland 529 college savings agency under the auspices of State Treasurer Dereck Davis received its first hearing, with lawmakers pledging to act before the end of the legislative session to strengthen oversight of the agency.

Kushner-owned Westminster Management agreed to pay millions to settle allegations of maintenance horrors and excess fees in its Maryland rental apartments. Finding former tenants and paying them meaningful sums is the next challenge.

Heavy demand for COVID-19 testing attracted lab operators who benefitted from a narrow regulatory loophole while collecting millions in federal funds.

NEW YORK — In recent months, mobile COVID-19 testing tents and vans have sprouted on urban sidewalks and street curbs as demand has skyrocketed in response to the rapid spread of the omicron variant.