Dan Belson

Despite being filed late, an ex-Baltimore equity official's discrimination lawsuit against the city can proceed because the delay was caused by a bureaucratic hiccup by federal authorities.

Baltimore-based Agora's president said that the publishing giant saw "significant constitutional problems" with the consumer protection lawsuit the city filed against it on Tuesday morning.

After hearing arguments, a judge will decide whether to throw out the Trump administration's lawsuit seeking unredacted voter data from Maryland's registration list.

A former top official at Baltimore City's probate office hopes to shake up her ex-boss's political family dynasty at the circuit courthouse.

Attorneys are seeking the release of a couple whose arrests by ICE outside a Southeast Baltimore school drew the ire of local officials.

Federal prosecutors filed a criminal charge Monday against the chief engineer of the ship that struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge, but said that he had entered a deferred prosecution agreement.

A judge ruled Tuesday that the criminal conspiracy case against the manager of the ship that crashed into Baltimore ‘s Francis Scott Key Bridge will go to trial in more than a year.

Anne Arundel County voters will vote on probate office leadership after the conviction of the county’s last register of wills and misconduct allegations against two orphans’ court judges.

CareFirst sued two brothers, alleging they coordinated a racketeering scheme involving fraudulent Maryland insurance claims totaling over $51 million.

If he abides by a deal struck with federal prosecutors, the chief engineer of the ship that destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge could have his criminal charge dismissed in three years.