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While the Baltimore City Council hasn’t dumped the Gregorian calendar and rechristened months with sobriquets like Thermidor, à la the French revolution, lawmakers are trying to drastically reshape City Hall’s power structure. City Council President Brandon Scott introduced legislation Monday ...

The owners of Montgomery Park have asked the Maryland’s spending board to examine what they call inaccurate information provided to the board prior to voting in favor of a sole-source lease with Kornblatt Co. Operating as Montgomery Park LLC, developers ...

UPDATED — In a back room in the Little Havana bar and restaurant Mick Arnold addressed about two dozen of his fellow manufacturing executives and one ice-laden robotic beer cart that circled the room demanding “fill her up” after it ...

Adding a restaurant and a proposed rooftop deck to Cross Street Market fits with the goal of upping the food game in the bar-heavy Baltimore neighborhood, Arsh Mirmiran of Caves Valley Partners said Thursday.

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Former Maryland lawmaker Cheryl Glenn pleaded guilty to federal corruption and bribery charges on Wednesday.

St. John Properties Inc. said it has signed a full-building lease with an unnamed defense contractor for an 118,000-square-foot office property near Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. The lease is at 1500 W. Nursery Road, a four-story Class A office ...

(UPDATED) — The House of Delegates is slated to act on overriding Gov. Larry Hogan’s veto of the so-called “ban the box” bill on Jan. 30 after delaying a vote slated for Tuesday. The House scheduled the override vote late last ...

ANNAPOLIS — A Maryland bill forming the structure for a $372.9 million plan to keep the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore and transform Laurel Park into a year-round horse racing facility is on pace to drop in a matter of weeks. ...

ANNAPOLIS — Sen. Cory McCray continues pushing legislation permitting Baltimore to require certain high-ranking police officers to live in the city, despite opposition from the department. The legislation is needed, McCray said, because Baltimore benefits when law enforcement leaders are ...

ANNAPOLIS — Comptroller Peter Franchot said he wants to construct a new building for his agency’s Baltimore offices and will consider locating that project in a wide swath of the city but not the Inner Harbor. A request for proposal ...