Madeleine O'Neill

After two years of legal wrangling, the long-expected civil trial over the Key Bridge collapse appears likely to be delayed indefinitely instead of beginning Monday as scheduled.

A recent consumer protection law allows Baltimore's law department to pursue penalties

Four sitting Montgomery County Circuit Court judges are facing off in the June 23 primary against a repeat challenger who is an outspoken critic of the judicial appointment process.

Madeleine O'Neill Share this via... An Anne Arundel County Circuit Court judge who was previously rejected by voters is back on the ballot in a test of Maryland's process for picking judges.

Madeleine O'Neill Share this via... Bill Bonner is not happy. The Agora founder expected praise from the city of Baltimore after decades of investment in Mount Vernon.

When Brianna’s uncle died in 2024, she stumbled onto a collection of papers that took her 20 years back in time, back to when she was a frightened 12-year-old girl sitting in Baltimore’s social services office. The documents showed her uncle’s prolonged effort to get justice for Brianna after he learned what happened to her […]

Summer nights in Fells Point offer gorgeous harbor views, meals by the water, and historic cobblestone streets. Lately, these warm weekend nights also include infringements on your constitutional rights, attorneys say. Baltimore’s new effort to transform the Fells Point entertainment district into a permitted event space with ID checkpoints on weekends is “obviously unconstitutional,” according […]

Madeleine O'Neill Share this via... Liz Vayda's dad called her with an opportunity he didn't want to pass up.

Maryland educators have differing opinions on whether Gov. Wes Moore should opt in to President Donald Trump's Education Freedom Tax Credit.

Maryland became the first state to redirect money from an insurance surcharge to help pay for abortion services. But the Public Health Abortion Grant Program never took effect.