According to the Office of Governor Wes Moore, the State of Maryland has made significant system restoration progress and continues to actively address and monitor impacts following the global technology outage involving CrowdStrike software and Microsoft operating systems. (more…)
Attorney General Anthony G. Brown has filed the first lawsuit by Maryland’s new Civil Rights Division against Eric Sessoms and Mt. Vernon Group, LLC, for gender-based discrimination in housing. The investigation found Sessoms subjected female tenants to severe sexual harassment, violating the Fair Housing Act and Maryland’s anti-discrimination laws.
Today, Governor Wes Moore released the following statement on the State of Maryland’s response to the global technology outage involving CrowdStrike software and Microsoft operating systems:
Travel & Leisure published its first magazine in 1971 and launched its website in 1998. They reach 16 million people every month, providing a local eye on the best places to stay, eat, see, and explore. This week they released their list of “10 Best U.S. Suburbs to Live” with one Montgomery County, Maryland suburb ranked 4th.
The University of Maryland, College Park (UMD) has agreed to pay $500,000 to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by failing to disclose current and pending support from foreign sources for faculty members who were principal investigators (PI) or co-PIs of federal research grant proposals.
Trooper Shane McGregor (pictured), assigned to the Aviation Command, assisted the College Park barrack with a reported dog left in a hot car on the shoulder of I-495 near the Baltimore-Washington Parkway on Tuesday.
The Office of Governor Wes Moore issued the following news release on Monday, July 15: (more…)
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has announced that applications are now open for its annual black bear hunt. (more…)