Cynthia Prairie

Attorney General Brown, Gov. Moore announce suit against owners, operators of Dali container ship; state seeks to settle Justice Dept probe of State Police hiring practices

Families, longshoremen, governments seek damages from Dali wreckage; Health insurer Kaiser Permanente strikes deal with state over Medicaid; King of Jordan meets with government officials, educators and business leaders in meeting closed to the press.

Port of Baltimore dockworkers join East Coast, Gulf of Mexico longshoremen's strike; State Police to issue policy on using facial recognition technology.

Maryland spends millions to settle lawsuits every year and officials ask why; BPW OKs State Police settlement over discriminatory practices; Kids online safety law goes into effect.

Seventh-Day Adventist Church sues Maryland over fair employment law; UM Oct. 7 events occur peacefully; Perkins psychiatric hospital to get 3rd party assessment

'Climate of chaos' at Clifton Perkins hospital; abortion advocates, foes fight complacency; Cecil County takes family-focused, generational approach to addiction treatment

Reproductive rights are front and center as Maryland women run for Congress; peace maintained at latest Parrott-Delaney forum; If Olszewski wins a House seat, who becomes Baltimore County executive?

Lawmakers brace for political landmines as they tackle underfunded transit needs; proposed replacement would tower above old Key Bridge; Frederick County sees uptick in cannabis-related ER visits.

Gov. Moore has 'grave concerns' about 70-mile power line project; Health secretary defends paperwork that disability advocate criticize; post-election, trans students worry about their futures as Maryland leaders push back against mass deportation proposal.

Howard Community College president faces complaints about leadership; environmentalists concern about transmission line impact on reservoir; in immigrant-accepting Maryland, a Trump presidency draws concern, fear.