Baltimore attorney William J. Murphy will take over the records, bank accounts and client files of Peter Angelos' law firm and assess whether it should be sold or dissolved.

Richard K. “Dick” Dods, a retired Koppers Co. executive who was elected to the Maryland Senior Hall of Fame, has died. The Timonium resident was 88.

Baltimore-based organic salad dressing maker Tessemae’s has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure debts and stop what it called costly and distracting litigation by a former lender.

The Orioles' Camden Yards lease expires at the end of 2023, and two sources say the baseball team expects to reach new agreement by then with the Maryland Stadium Authority.

Unionized workers at Horseshoe Casino Baltimore are demanding raises in line with others in the gaming and hospitality industry in the city and elsewhere, saying casino revenues have rebounded since the pandemic while compensation has stalled.

Welcome to The Baltimore Sun’s 25 Black Marylanders to Watch for 2023. To celebrate Black History Month, we’ve assembled a group of people whose fortitude, leadership, artistry and efforts to uplift Baltimore and the state of Maryland make them worth watching.

A lawsuit alleging that a Baltimore-area apartment management company owned by former President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner illegally charged additional fees on late rent payments can proceed, the Appellate Court of Maryland ruled this week.

A proposed agreement for Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. to maintain Baltimore’s underground conduit system is moving quickly and could be put to the city’s spending board for consideration in the next month.