Maker of anti-addiction drug Suboxone reaches $102.5 million settlement over antitrust claims
Attorneys general involved in the settlement represent dozens of states, including Maryland.
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Attorneys general involved in the settlement represent dozens of states, including Maryland.
Disability rights advocates are suing the state claiming kids with behavioral health issues are being warehoused in hospitals and emergency rooms and state officials are not doing enough to solve the problem.
The bus showcases the intersex-inclusive Pride Progress Flag and is adorned with messaging and neon lights that stand out at night.
Nearly 200 vendors and community organizations will set up festival tables. Plus many local businesses plan to open early for the event.
Each brand would be managed separately, the company said, but they would share production capacity and certain distribution partnerships.
The callers allegedly say they need the information for police investigation, or they ask for a donation to support law enforcement and their families.
"This is not Ratatouille," an unidentified man said in the post.
The baby would have turned one year old on June 18.
Davis was sentenced last month to 90 days of house arrest for a hit-and-run crash that injured four people in 2020.
Sahiou Kargbo, 19, was found guilty in February of second-degree murder but was acquitted of first-degree murder.
Maryland state Sen. Bryan Simonaire has tried twice in recent years to pass a gambling education bill, unsuccessfully.
The school district joins Harford County schools - which announced yesterday - along with a slew of other school districts that previously filed lawsuits this year
Most cleaning products and antibacterial soaps contain what's called QACs. It's the active ingredient that kills bacteria, fungi and viruses, but too much of it is not good for your health, the study said.
The deaths of 12 horses at Churchill Downs, including two on Kentucky Derby day, in the last month have reignited public outcry about what horse racing is doing to prevent catastrophic injuries.
Historic Charles Street will once again become a pedestrian mall for a day of outdoor shopping, dining and strolling, this time on the first Saturday of June from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
