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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Moore enacts first major Blueprint update but says 'we did not go far enough'

6 days ago | thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan

Key Takeaways:Gov. Wes Moore signs first major update to education BlueprintPlan lacks permanent funding, risking long-term deficitsMaryland faces critical teacher shortages, with 4% of positions unfilledLawmakers delay teacher collaborative time policy by 3 yearsGov. Wes Moore has enacted the first major update to Maryland’s lofty education reform plan since it became law in 2021, but he said during a recent bill-signing ceremony that the changes didn’t go far enough.
MD Supreme Court weighs director indemnification rights

6 days ago | thedailyrecord.com | Rachel Konieczny

Key Takeaways:Maryland Supreme Court hears indemnification appealDispute over director’s liability for unauthorized medical careFocus on Maryland Corporations and Associations § 2-418Case may have implications for issue of mandatory indemnificationThe Maryland Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday over whether an employee is entitled to indemnification when there is no nexus between the employee’s wrongful conduct and use of corporate powers bestowed on him as an officer or director.
MD Democrats call for donors to aid organizations hit by AmeriCorps cuts

1 week ago | thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan

Key Takeaways: Maryland Democrats urge donations to offset AmeriCorps cuts $80K raised from local groups to restore lost program funding 16 AmeriCorps programs in Maryland were abruptly terminated State joins multistate lawsuit against Trump administration Two of Maryland’s leading Democrats joined leaders from Baltimore-based organizations Thursday to call for corporations, foundations and individuals to help fill the gaps suddenly left by the Trump administration’s deep cuts to...
MD businessman gets prison time for $1.3M COVID-19 relief fraud

1 week ago | thedailyrecord.com | Rachel Konieczny

A Baltimore County businessman has been sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison for fraudulently obtaining more than $1.3 million in COVID-19 CARES Act loans. U.S. District Judge Richard Bennett sentenced David Epstein on Wednesday to prison plus one year of home incarceration after Epstein pleaded guilty to wire fraud for submitting fraudulent CARES Act loan applications.
Baltimore City sues manufacturer of Zyn nicotine pouches

1 week ago | thedailyrecord.com | Ian Round

Baltimore City on Wednesday sued the manufacturer of the nicotine pouch Zyn, alleging it illegally markets to children and adolescents. The city sued Philip Morris International and its subsidiary Swedish Match in Baltimore City Circuit Court, alleging one violation of the Consumer Protection Ordinance.
BPW approves demolition at Pimlico amid skepticism of horse racing's future in MD

1 week ago | thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan

Key Takeaways: Maryland Board of Public Works approves $14.3M demolition contract for Pimlico Officials express concern over racing’s future and project oversight Preakness to move to Laurel Park in 2026 during construction $4.5M land purchase in Carroll County to support new training facility ANNAPOLIS — As they approved a contract for demolition work at Pimlico Race Course after this month’s Preakness Stakes, two members of the powerful Board of Public Works were supportive but still...
MD Supreme Court hears arguments in source-of-income housing discrimination case

1 week ago | thedailyrecord.com | Ian Round

Key takeaways:Maryland Supreme Court hears case on housing voucher discriminationDisabled woman’s rental denial challenges landlord’s income policyHome Act bans source-of-income bias, scope now under reviewAmicus briefs filed by advocacy and civil rights organizationsThe Maryland Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments in a housing discrimination case that will determine how landlords calculate income for people who use housing vouchers to pay rent.
Ousted PG County judge's lawsuit against court reporter is tossed

1 week ago | thedailyrecord.com | Rachel Konieczny

Key Takeaways:Former Judge April Ademiluyi‘s amended lawsuit dismissed by federal courtJudge cited failure to follow court orders and federal rulesAllegations included transcript tampering and emotional distressMaryland Supreme Court removed Ademiluyi for misconduct in 2024A federal judge has dismissed ousted Prince George’s County Circuit Judge April Ademiluyi’s lawsuit against a court reporter, finding the former judge did not comply with court orders or federal rules of civil procedure.
How eyeglasses have evolved from vision aids to fashion accessories

1 week ago | thedailyrecord.com | Jon Stojan

Over the last century, eyeglasses have evolved from a basic vision aid to a sophisticated blend of functionality and fashion. While selecting the right pair for vision optimization and eye health is essential, today’s market offers many styles and colors that fit your fashion needs while correcting vision problems.
Stadium Authority member questions spending at horse racing board slated for elimination

1 week ago | thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan

Key Takeaways:Maryland lawmakers end horse racing authority four years earlySpending and travel by the authority draw public scrutinyWilliam Cole calls for audit of authority’s finances and hiringPimlico redevelopment and Preakness Stakes plans remain on trackANNAPOLIS — A board member for the Maryland Stadium Authority on Tuesday threw into question the level of spending and alleged lack of public accounting at the state’s operating authority for thoroughbred horse racing.