Maryland

The NTSB largely blamed the state’s transportation agency, Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA), for the deadly collapse in Baltimore.

The states say they’ve been harmed by the mass layoffs and want a court to reinstate the fired workers.

The governor’s effort to reemploy federal workers comes as many of those federal employees are taking legal action to get their jobs back.

Higher education groups and Baltimore officials argue the executive orders violate existing law and exceed presidential powers.

The group is believed to be connected to six homicides in Vermont, Pennsylvania, and California, including the fatal shooting of a U.S. Border Patrol agent.

Upholding the state’s Child Victims Act allows now-adult victims of alleged abuse to file lawsuits.

Officials unveil a design for a new cable-stayed Key Bridge set to open by 2028, restoring a vital Baltimore link lost in last year’s collapse.

The justices left in place a lower court ruling finding the child did not have a valid constitutional claim against a Maryland county.

The high court reversed the Fourth Circuit, which had sided with employees in July 2023, applying the tougher standard.

The Fourth Circuit ruled against the parents last year, finding there was no evidence their constitutional rights were violated.

Some Democratic governors have vowed to resist the incoming administration’s policies.

Maryland officials said that the Maryland law is constitutional because it contains narrow standards and has not been “put toward abusive ends.”

A father sued on behalf of his child after the minor was shot by a police officer whose action a jury found was not reasonable.

A Maryland-based judge found that ‘a racially diverse officer corps is a national security interest.’

The women told police they were lured to a tattoo studio with promises of modeling opportunities.