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Baltimore sues Glock over ‘easily’ convertible pistols
Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott and Maryland AG Anthony Brown sue Glock for their easily convertible pistols, claiming they contribute to Maryland's gun violence crisis.
MD, Baltimore mayor target Glock for selling pistols that can be converted into machine guns
The Maryland Attorney General and mayor of Baltimore City filed a lawsuit against Glock, Inc. for continuing to sell handguns that can be converted into machine guns.
Md., Baltimore sue Glock over device enabling machine-gun fire
In an attempt to keep fully automatic guns off the streets, Baltimore and Maryland authorities Wednesday sued Glock, the maker of some of the best-selling handguns in America. The lawsuit demands Glock take steps to prevent its guns from being modified into machine-gun-like weapons capable of firing 120 rounds in one minute.
Maryland, Baltimore sue Glock. Here's why
A lawsuit alleges Glock makes and sells guns that are easily turned into illegal machine guns, the state of Maryland and the city of Baltimore announced Wednesday morning. Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown,
Maryland, Baltimore Sue Glock Over Easily-Converted Guns, Cite Violence Threat
The lawsuit filed in Baltimore City Circuit Court is intended to help reduce gun violence on the streets, and is the first test of Maryland's Gun Industry Accountability Act adopted last year. Authorities said owners of Glock semiautomatic pistols can easily install "auto sears,
Baltimore, Maryland sue firearms titan Glock for alleged role in city’s gun crimes
Baltimore officials have filed a lawsuit against firearms manufacturer Glock, demanding that the Austrian-owned company do more to prevent its weapons from being turned into machine guns. The effort targets Glock for selling semiautomatic pistols to Maryland civilians that can easily be converted into illegal weapons with an auto sear — a small device more commonly known as a
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'The ball was dropped': Community frustrated after Baltimore City loses funding for Greenway Trail
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Maryland labor department to delay Family and Medical Leave insurance program
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Joann to close all but 2 Baltimore-area locations amid bankruptcy
Joann Inc., parent company of Joann fabrics and craft stores, plans to close four of its six Greater Baltimore locations as it sheds nearly two-thirds of its 800 stores nationwide amid Chapter 11 ...
Baltimore’s Constellation plans upgrades to Maryland nuclear plant
Baltimore-based Constellation plans to invest about $100 million to upgrade and boost future energy output at its Maryland ...
Winter storm dumps snow across Maryland. Here's how much snow the Baltimore area got.
A winter storm in Maryland Tuesday dumped about 2 to 4 inches of snow across the state, with some southern counties seeing more accumulation.
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Moving to Maryland statistics (2025 data)
Approximately 162,674 people moved to Maryland in 2023, while 198,764 moved out. This represents a net loss of 36,090 residents. While the state has grown since 2020, domestic migration has not been ...
8 things to know: 2 Maryland hotels make Forbes 'Star Awards' list
Maryland proposes slashing aid to private colleges by 50%, a manufacturer plans to expand in the state, and more local ...
Armstrong Williams to hold town hall Monday with Maryland Gov. Wes Moore
Baltimore Sun co-owner Armstrong Williams will hold a live town hall at 7 p.m. Monday with Maryland Gov. Wes Moore.