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Lexington Market has hemorrhaged merchants in recent years, but the company chosen to redevelop the market is pledging that a new lineup of vendors will reflect Baltimore’s diversity. Thibault Manekin, principal at Seawall Development, acknowledged many residents fear a rebuilt ...

Supporters of a pair of state laws that went on the books this month said they’ll eventually improve Baltimore police operations, as violent crime continues plaguing Baltimore and the union representing police officers trades bars with City Hall over the latest crime-fighting ...

In the days since The Stronach Group and Baltimore announced a deal to keep running the Preakness Stakes in the city, the fact that Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman Jr. must convince his own constituents of the merits of ...

Backers of opportunity zones continue touting the initiative’s potential to infuse minority-owned businesses with capital and create new prosperity, but there’s little data available to measure early results. Henry Childs II, national director of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Minority ...

When negotiators representing Baltimore, The Stronach Group and the horse racing industry sat down to hammer out an agreement to keep running the Preakness Stakes in the city, there were two items off the table. The first, Baltimore would not ...

In 1975 the NFL’s Baltimore Colts went from winning two games the previous year to division champs after beating the New England Patriots at Memorial Stadium on Dec. 21, capping a football season fans dubbed “the Miracle on 33rd Street.” Govans ...

A Howard County acupuncture clinic took the unusual step of purchasing an office condo after the firm’s search for leasing options proved to be disappointing. Healing Point Acupuncture & Healing Arts owners Bridget and Brandon Hughes searched the area for ...

Baltimore’s spending board approved creating Maryland’s first tourism improvement district on Wednesday, and hotels citywide will charge customers a fee dedicated to supporting Visit Baltimore’s promotional efforts. The Board of Estimates approved the measure on Wednesday, clearing the way for ...

As jurisdictions throughout Maryland grapple with providing affordable housing, a recent study found one tool used to address the problem — mandatory inclusionary zoning — may exacerbate it. The Mercatus Center at George Mason University recently released a report called ...

A joint venture between Baltimore-based MCB Real Estate and investment fund manager Artemis Real Estate Partners purchased a Washington office building for more than $152 million. MCB Real Estate said on Monday the partners bought the Liberty Place “trophy office ...