Dan Belson

As the state spends millions to prop up local horse racing, Maryland regulators are proposing stricter punishments for trainers, jockeys and owners who break safety and integrity rules.

Before a hearing for a proposed settlement with the NFL's disability plan over racial discrimination, a judge in Baltimore will question a lawyer over allegations that he misled retired players in an effort to get them to object to the deal.

A celebrated Columbia entrepreneur was charged with bank fraud offenses stemming from small business loan applications tied to her now-defunct companies.

The Republican nominee for Maryland's 6th congressional district dropped his suit challenging Gaithersburg's sign ordinance.

The 4th U.S. Circuit upheld a judgment against Baltimore-based Catholic Relief Services for violating employment discrimination laws by cutting off health coverage for a gay employee’s husband.

A judge in Maryland approved a settlement between former NFL players and the league's disability plan over its practice of "race-norming."

A Washington County judge was charged with drunken driving offenses a week before a court ruling that he improperly threatened to incarcerate a state official.

Maryland's bankruptcy court is getting new leadership after Chief Bankruptcy Judge David E. Rice notified the federal judiciary that he would step down.

More than three months after Empire Towers partially collapsed, the Glen Burnie office tower has been stabilized, but law firm employees still can't get in.

Baltimore officials are seeking approval of an $11 million settlement to resolve a class-action over tenants' belongings being considered abandoned upon eviction.