Ian Round

The convictions of a St. Mary’s County man accused of raping his daughter split the Maryland Supreme Court four ways.

Baltimore’s lawsuit against Pepsi and Coca-Cola over single-use plastic pollution was dismissed, marking the latest defeat after the Maryland Supreme Court significantly limited how governments can use the public nuisance doctrine.

Salisbury residents are asking a judge to sanction Perdue Farms after it canceled a long-scheduled mediation hearing regarding PFAS contamination.

Most of the criminal charges against Maryland state Sen. Dalya Attar were dismissed Friday.

A woman sued Great Wolf Lodge after she says she sustained a severe neck injury on a waterslide at its indoor water park and resort in Perryville.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services must, at least for now, allow voter registration drives at ceremonies where immigrants are naturalized as citizens, a Maryland federal judge ruled.

A Baltimore jury awarded a verdict of over a million dollars to a formerly incarcerated man who says he was injured during a ride in a state-operated van that had no seatbelts.

The Maryland Supreme Court reversed a jury verdict for a residential sewage backup in Baltimore in a ruling that makes it harder for plaintiffs to win private nuisance claims.

A judge rejected both of the competing settlement plans proposed by the Archdiocese of Baltimore and the survivors of child sexual abuse

A group of blind business owners and advocacy groups won a lawsuit against the Trump administration as a judge blocked a decision that deprioritized them from food-service contracts on Army bases.