[PRESS RELEASE] – GERMANTOWN, Md., May 22, 2025 – The Maryland Technology Council (MTC) has selected JumpLights, a leader in innovative horticulture lighting solutions, as the winner of its Emerging Technology Company of the Year ICON award. JumpLights was …
The state of Maryland has revoked the license of an ankle monitoring company after a teenager wearing one of their devices was charged with a murder earlier this year. Emetson Zeah, 18, was charged Tuesday with first-degree murder and assault for shooting …
A new Maryland law deems certain earned wage access (EWA) services to be loans. It then subjects those EWA services to the Maryland Consumer Loan Law and other consumer credit provisions, restricts the acceptance of tips by certain lenders, requires …
In 2025, the General Assembly of Maryland made its boldest move ever to advance energy storage, as part of a legislative package responding to the resource adequacy challenges that are now emerging for the Free State. Late last year, those challenges were …
The Maryland Supreme Court has limited the number of seats available for the July 2026 administration of the NextGen Bar Exam in response to concerns raised by the State Board of Law Examiners surrounding a potential flood of applicants. In an …
CLINTON, Md. – Wallace Thrash of Clinton is heading to Hollywood, thanks to the Maryland Lottery’s Let’s Make a Deal second-chance promotion. Players who submit non-winning Let’s Make a Deal scratch-off tickets into My Lottery Rewards are automatically …
A Powerball ticket valued at $1 million was sold in Parkville for the drawing on Monday, June 2, making it Maryland’s inaugural second-tier Powerball win of 2025. The lucky numbers were: 01-07-44-57-61, with a Powerball of 21, reported the Maryland Lottery …
14 EASTON, MD – A Delaware man claimed a $100,000 top prize on a Maryland Lottery scratch-off after a spontaneous purchase at a convenience store in Easton. The winner bought the $10 Money Rush scratch-off ticket at U5 Foods, located at 8117 Ocean Gateway, …
MARYLAND — Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services officials suspended the license of Advantage Sentencing Alternative Programs, Inc., one of the state’s largest home electronic monitoring detention companies, following a monthslong …
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