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The Daily Record announces 2026 Health Care Heroes honorees

The Daily Record's Health Care Heroes awards honor those individuals and organizations who have made an impact on the quality of health care within the state.

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600+ pending Baltimore Police discipline cases could snag consent decree progress

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Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley, flanked by Compliance Division Chief Shannon Sullivan and Deputy Commissioner Brian Nadeau, speaks with reporters outside of the Edward A. Garmatz U.S. Courthouse following a quarterly hearing on the status of the department's consent decree.

600+ pending Baltimore Police discipline cases could snag consent decree progress

Baltimore Police face a backlog of over 700 officers awaiting trial boards, delaying disciplinary reforms under the federal consent decree.

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MD loses 5.5K jobs in February as Moore seeks to grow economy

The Maryland Department of Labor reported that nonfarm employment in the state fell by an estimated 5,500 jobs in February.

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A legislative audit of the Maryland Department of the Environment, based at Montgomery Park in Baltimore, hit the agency Thursday on several issues of spending and oversight, particularly its oversight of lead paint inspection. (Photo by Bryan Sears/Maryland Matters)

MD could have identified fraudulent lead inspections sooner, auditors say

An audit said deficiencies in Maryland’s inspection program for lead paint in rental homes made it easier for a string of fraudulent inspections to go undetected for years.

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The Daily Record announces 2026 Health Care Heroes honorees

The Daily Record's Health Care Heroes awards honor those individuals and organizations who have made an impact on the quality of health care within the state.

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The Maryland state flag flies at half-mast behind Ocean City's statue that honors firefighters across the world for their sacrifices. A ceremony was held in front of the statue on Sept. 11, 2019 to honor those affected by the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. (USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect)

MD loses residents to Florida, other states, as costs rise

With the cost of housing and other items on the rise in Maryland, the state is losing residents at a steady rate, according to the comptroller.

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Learn about the 2026 Leaders in Law honorees

The Daily Record is proud to recognize 51 honorees for the 2026 Leaders in Law Awards — including one Top Leader in Law.

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The Daily Record announces 2026 Health Care Heroes honorees

The Daily Record's Health Care Heroes awards honor those individuals and organizations who have made an impact on the quality of health care within the state.

Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley, flanked by Compliance Division Chief Shannon Sullivan and Deputy Commissioner Brian Nadeau, speaks with reporters outside of the Edward A. Garmatz U.S. Courthouse following a quarterly hearing on the status of the department's consent decree.

600+ pending Baltimore Police discipline cases could snag consent decree progress

Baltimore Police face a backlog of over 700 officers awaiting trial boards, delaying disciplinary reforms under the federal consent decree.

A legislative audit of the Maryland Department of the Environment, based at Montgomery Park in Baltimore, hit the agency Thursday on several issues of spending and oversight, particularly its oversight of lead paint inspection. (Photo by Bryan Sears/Maryland Matters)

MD could have identified fraudulent lead inspections sooner, auditors say

An audit said deficiencies in Maryland’s inspection program for lead paint in rental homes made it easier for a string of fraudulent inspections to go undetected for years.

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MD loses 5.5K jobs in February as Moore seeks to grow economy

The Maryland Department of Labor reported that nonfarm employment in the state fell by an estimated 5,500 jobs in February.

Jon Weinstein (standing at the front) teaches at Loyola’s Sellinger School of Business and Management and is an the inaugural occupant of the Simon Professorship in Entrepreneurship. (Courtesy of Loyola University Maryland)

Higher education leaders discuss AI, Blueprint for Maryland’s Future at panel

Maryland higher education leaders discussed AI integration, workforce development and the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future in a Daily Record webinar.

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Premier Wall Street law firm apologizes for AI ‘hallucinations’

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Southwest forecasts Q2 profit below estimates as higher fuel costs bite

Southwest Airlines forecast second-quarter earnings below Wall Street expectations and declined to update its full-year outlook.

A reveller smokes cannabis at the Mile High 420 Festival in Denver on April 20, 2026. (REUTERS/Cheney Orr)

US to loosen marijuana rules in major shift for $47B industry

The Justice Department is reclassifying FDA-approved and state-licensed marijuana as a less-dangerous drug, though that does not legalize marijuana across the U.S.

The Supreme Court in April 2025. (Shedrick Pelt/For The Washington Post)

SCOTUS allows soldier to sue contractor over suicide bombing

The Supreme Court on Wednesday cleared the way for a soldier seriously wounded while attempting to thwart a suicide bombing in Afghanistan to sue a contractor that the military found was negligent in the incident.

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Texas can require Ten Commandments in classrooms, appeals court rules

A divided U.S. federal appeals court ruled that Texas can require public schools to display the biblical Ten Commandments in every classroom.

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Florida launches criminal probe into OpenAI, ChatGPT over deadly shooting

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said the state was launching a criminal probe into OpenAI and its artificial intelligence app ChatGPT over a deadly shooting.

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