Massive Medical Data Breach Could Put Md. Consumers at Risk
By Deb BeltMaryland patients whose medical bills were handled by a collection agency may be among 20 million patients who have had their personal...
Here’s How Pugh and Other Board Members Profited from UMMS Contracts
In vivid and often excruciating detail, an outside review of contracting practices at the University of Maryland Medical System has confirmed that members of...
New Faces, New Policies Coming to UMMS Board as Damning Review of Self-Dealing Scandal...
The University of Maryland Medical System Board will look different soon – in composition and in policy.As an explosive 41-page report examining self-dealing and...
Cummings’ Panel Votes to Hold Two Trump Lieutenants in Contempt
Led by Maryland Rep. Elijah E. Cummings (D), a House committee voted on Wednesday to hold Attorney General William Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur...
Defense Attorney Sickens Member of State Panel With His Tales of Police Corruption
A Baltimore defense attorney’s testimony about failures of the city’s police force and criminal justice system on Tuesday was enough to make a veteran...
Md. Reps. Assail Trump as House Votes to Take Subpoena Fights to Court
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. House on Tuesday approved Democrats’ measure to make it easier for lawmakers to take legal action against Trump administration officials...
Md. Joins National Suit Seeking to Block $26B Cell Phone Company Merger
Maryland on Tuesday joined nine states in filing a multi-state lawsuit to halt the proposed merger of telecom giants T-Mobile and Sprint. The complaint, filed in...
Baltimore City Expects to Be Almost Completely Back Online By Next Week
Leaders in the city of Baltimore said Monday that about two-thirds of the city workforce have been able to get back on their computers...
Communities Going Orange This Weekend to Honor Victims of Gun Violence
It’s Wear Orange Weekend, an extension of National Gun Violence Awareness Day, which falls this year on Friday. To mark Wear Orange Weekend, the...
Cummings: Resource Shortage Made Baltimore ‘Vulnerable’ to Cyber Attack
By Dwight A. Weingarten
In the wake of a cyber attack that made many online systems in Baltimore city government inoperable, Rep. Elijah E. Cummings...