The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD)

The Daily Record is a business and legal newspaper based in Baltimore, Maryland. It is published five days a week throughout the entire year, with a few exceptions for holidays. This newspaper covers topics such as commerce, finance, law, business, construction, and real estate, primarily focusing on Baltimore City and Baltimore County. Every Friday, readers can enjoy the Maryland Business section, which provides a deeper insight into the latest business news in the area.

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Maryland AG joins fight to protect federal MBE program

1 day ago | thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan

Key takeaways Maryland AG joins 21 others opposing Trump-backed DBE settlement The DBE Program helps minority- and women-owned firms get contracts A proposed consent order could dismantle 50-year-old protections Maryland sets higher-than-average participation goals for DBEs Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown and his peers from 20 states and Washington, D.C., are calling on a federal judge to reject the Trump administration’s move to dismantle a 50-year-old affirmative action program...
Maryland AG joins fight to protect federal DBE program

1 day ago | thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan

Key takeaways Maryland AG joins 21 others opposing Trump-backed DBE settlement The DBE Program helps minority- and women-owned firms get contracts A proposed consent order could dismantle 50-year-old protections Maryland sets higher-than-average participation goals for DBEs Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown and his peers from 20 states and Washington, D.C., are calling on a federal judge to reject the Trump administration’s move to dismantle a 50-year-old affirmative action program...
AACC firing raises racism, union retaliation claims

1 day ago | thedailyrecord.com | Ian Round

Key takeawaysAACC fired Jamila Barton, a Black faculty member, on June 18. Barton alleges racial bias and retaliation for union activity. Faculty union condemned the firing, citing discriminatory treatment. College has a history of struggles retaining Black employees. Anne Arundel Community College last week fired a Black faculty member in what she and the recently-formed faculty union say was an act of racist and anti-union retaliation.
State Center redevelopment enters new phase as search for consultants begins

1 day ago | thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan

Key Takeaways:Maryland seeks consultant team to redevelop Baltimore‘s State Center. Redevelopment aims to improve transit access, housing and retail. Legal disputes delayed the project for over a decade until 2023 settlement. The $58.5M settlement ended a $200M+ exposure from litigation claims.
MD analysts begin to quantify potential fallout from GOP's 'Big Beautiful Bill'

2 days ago | thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan

Key Takeaways:Federal reconciliation bill could cost Maryland $800M+ annuallyMedicaid and SNAP cuts may affect hundreds of thousandsUndocumented maternal care could trigger $250M in penaltiesState officials say Maryland’s budget is at federal funding riskThe federal reconciliation bill working its way through Congress could eventually cost Maryland more than $800 million annually, state analysts have estimated.
Judge denies Adventist Church's bid to limit hiring rights

3 days ago | thedailyrecord.com | Ian Round

Key takeawaysFederal judge denied Adventist Church’s injunction request. Church sought to hire only members and fire certain individuals. Court allowed some First Amendment claims to continue. Ruling follows Maryland’s “core mission” employment exception. A federal judge last week rejected the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s request for a preliminary injunction that would allow it to hire only church members — and fire people who do not follow church doctrine, such as members of the LGBTQ community.
Moore announces state hiring freeze, buyouts amid fiscal 'storms'

3 days ago | thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan

Key Takeaways:Gov. Wes Moore will implement a hiring freeze starting July 1Maryland aims to save $121 million in personnel spendingVoluntary buyout program for state employees to be announcedRepublicans say Moore’s reversal validates earlier proposalsMaryland’s state government will institute a hiring freeze, offer buyouts and eliminate vacant positions to save about $121 million, Gov. Wes Moore said in a letter sent to state employees Tuesday.
Despite election win, new MD Democratic Party chair can't take over just yet

4 days ago | thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan

The Maryland Democratic Party has elected Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman as its next chair, but he can’t yet assume the role. Pittman must close out his personal campaign account before taking over as chair, which state law requires. State central committee members expect that Pittman will close his account by the end of June, according to a news release. Pittman ran uncontested for the role after Gov.
Home detention sentence for Marilyn Mosby ends

1 week ago | thedailyrecord.com | Rachel Konieczny

Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby‘s home detention for convictions of mortgage fraud and perjury ended Friday, with a federal judge ordering the return of Mosby’s passport and a waiver of a location monitoring fee. In an order filed Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Lydia Kay Griggsby granted Mosby’s motions to return her passport and waive a $1,447 location monitoring fee, where Mosby described the charge as “hefty” and cited financial stress.
Lawsuit alleges inhumane conditions at ICE detention facility in Baltimore

1 week ago | thedailyrecord.com | Ian Round

Key Takeaways: ICE detainees allege lack of food, water and medical care in Baltimore Lawsuit seeks class-action status for detained immigrants Maryland attorney general supports claim, citing violation of state safety standards Alleged due process and administrative law violations cited Detainees held by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Baltimore face inhumane conditions including inadequate access to food and water, medicine, sleep, hygiene, and legal counsel, according to a...