Breeze Airways announced plans to commence flight service at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport in October, Maryland Aviation Administration officials said in a release Wednesday. The new airline will ...

A University of Maryland Eastern Shore professor embroiled in a messy legal fight with his employer filed a new lawsuit last week on behalf of the federal government, accusing the school of ...

Discussing the economic strengths and weaknesses of Maryland can be an interesting affair. On one hand, the state offers numerous natural gifts: a diverse landscape, an educated workforce and a ...

Across Maryland, retirement communities are weaving technology into residents’ daily lives as a tool that supports health and safety while increasing the ability to connect to one another. A Pew ...

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Visit Baltimore’s new President/CEO Kireem Swinton tells Sloane Brown how his experience as an NFL player helped make him “a man with a mission.” Ellen Owens reviews her first year as executive ...

Please join The Daily Record and our panel of experts as they discuss the following topics and more on Energy & Utilities: Data centers, AI demand, and pressure on Maryland’s power grid. Maryland’s ...

The Daily Record spoke with nine nonprofit leaders who say the Governor’s Office of Crime Prevention and Policy slashed funding and became adversarial.

Commentary: Maryland lawmakers failed to pass bipartisan legislation aimed at improving hospital cost transparency and accountability.

President Donald Trump on Thursday said he had decided to postpone signing a highly anticipated AI executive order, after the White House had sent out invitations to executives from leading tech ...

For decades, Maryland’s economic identity was closely tied to the gravitational pull of the federal government. But as federal job growth cools — hitting Maryland harder than other states — and ...

Two partners at a Severna Park law firm were scolded by a federal Maryland judge after they filed briefs containing fake case law quotes generated by an artificial intelligence tool, only a few months ...