Administrative Law—Zoning Violation—Civil Penalty The appeal concerns a civil citation issued for operating a rooming house without a permit, which was upheld by the Board of Appeals and affirmed by ...
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump said on Thursday he will take executive action to pay 50,000 airport security workers as a deal stalled in Congress to address staff shortages that have snarled ...
A Montgomery County divorce lawyer was disbarred Friday after the Maryland Supreme Court found he engaged in a pattern of misconduct “riddled with deceit and intentional dishonesty.” Spencer Michael ...
A Baltimore-area real estate and investment company sold a retail center in South Carolina for $22.57 million. Towson‘s Continental Realty Corp. sold West Ashley Shoppes, a 136,000-square-foot retail ...
The Center for Vein Restoration agreed to a $4.7 million settlement over false claims allegations. The settlement involved the Department of Justice, eight states, including Maryland, and two ...
BOTTOM LINE: Where the circuit court disqualified the prosecutor, because she was likely to be a witness in the case, and also interposed an “absolute firewall” between the prosecuting assistants and ...
Criminal Law—Perjury—Evidence Admission The trial court erred in admitting evidence of Appellant's restitution obligation as it was irrelevant and unduly prejudicial, warranting a reversal and remand ...
All 64 pages of the 2026 Baltimore City tax sale property list can be viewed in full through The Daily Record.
Maryland lawmakers unanimously passed the Clear Before You Drive Act in early 2026. The bill requires clearing snow and ice from vehicle hoods, roofs, trunks and windows before driving. Fines range ...
Continental Realty Corp., a Baltimore-area real estate investment and management company, announced its recent expansion into the Colorado retail market after acquiring the Denver-area Thornton Town ...
ANNAPOLIS — An effort by House Republicans to temporarily pause Maryland’s gas tax failed Wednesday as oil prices across the country continue to soar. “Marylanders who are suffering and who could get ...
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland lawmakers are concerned that many counties across the state have only a few news outlets and how that could impact communities getting vital local coverage. “That’s where you’re ...