The Latest Breaking News from Maryland

Sharing money can feel simple until a bank notification, a new signature prompt, or an unexpected access limit makes you realize the rules aren’t as obvious as they should be. In Maryland, the baseline legal framework for shared deposit accounts has been around, but many banks are tightening how they…

Former Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn on Wednesday launched a second bid for Congress, announcing a run for Maryland's 5th District.

The Trump administration is aggressively expanding immigration detention capacity by purchasing warehouses nationwide, despite local protests. Millions are being spent on acquiring empty sites, with plans to convert them into massive jails. Some deals are collapsing due to public outcry and awareness of the intended use, highlighting intense debate over…

There's been some debate recently about whether laws banning carrying weapons at political protests and demonstrations (either by the protests… The post The Second Amendment at Protests and Demonstrations appeared first on Reason.com.

Leaders of ownership group abruptly depart in December causing 'some things to be undetermined' and all plans in 'neutral'

The teen's attorney said she suffered physically and psychologically after being attacked by the hairstylist last March.

Worker illegally provided classified information ‘related to national defense’ to journalist, justice department says

A Maryland redistricting commission has voted to recommend a new map that would favor Democrats in all eight of the state’s House districts.

While automatic gratuity is usually added to large parties, think six people or more, it’s not something most solo diners expect to see on their bill. But one woman says that’s what happened to her during a solo dinner at a Maryland restaurant inside the Marriott Owings Mills Metro Centre…