Local unions want tight oversight of funds and increased benefits for their members as Congress passed a $2 trillion stimulus package Friday aimed at bolstering an economy pummeled by the COVID-19 outbreak. Unions, such as 32BJ SEIU, which represents property ...
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Restaurant workers constitute a large portion of the more than 42,300 Maryland residents who filed first-time unemployment claims this week in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Baltimore’s tourism promotion agency expects COVID-19 to cause the loss of $7 million in revenue and taxes over the next three months . Al Hutchinson, president and CEO of Visit Baltimore, shared the figure with Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young ...
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Maryland’s National Guard has begun work to convert a portion of Baltimore’s Convention Center into a makeshift hospital as the COVID-19 outbreak is expected to overwhelm Maryland’s health care system. Gov. Larry Hogan and Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young, standing ...
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Kelly Cullum said Monday she’s glad pharmacies in Maryland remain open. The owner of Best Friends Fur Ever said she could use some melatonin supplements. The sleep-deprived Cullum and her staff are currently taking care of 49 dogs at the ...
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Maryland’s lawmakers passed legislation funding improvements to Pimlico Race Course and Laurel Park with $375 million in public financing that the tracks’ owner wanted, but supporters didn’t get everything they sought. In the sprint to finish business amid the COVID-19 ...
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A leading association for commercial real estate professionals said Thursday it is launching efforts to connect nonprofits and philanthropic organizations with space to organize relief efforts in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors launched ...
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The head of Baltimore’s economic development agency described a bleak outlook for businesses struggling amid the COVID-19 outbreak and efforts to stop the spread of the illness. Colin Tarbert, president and CEO of the Baltimore Development Corp., said that efforts ...
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The Maryland Jockey Club said it has not decided whether to delay running the Preakness Stakes as sporting events across the country are postponed and governments restrict large gatherings in an attempt to limit the spread of the new coronavirus. ...
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