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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 ...

Transit activists are voicing their concerns about the Maryland Transit Administration’s projected $2 billion funding gap. The Central Maryland Transportation Alliance argues that the agency’s Capital Needs Inventory report, released in July, shows the state’s transit agency needs a funding ...

The federal government granted Baltimore $9.7 million on Thursday to aid city efforts to eliminate lead-based paint hazards from private low-income housing. Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young’s office said the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will provide the ...

Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young said he hopes a two-alarm fire that damaged part of the Old Town Mall clears the way for a planned redevelopment. Baltimore’s elected and economic development officials have long sought new building on the ...

Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young said he’s worried about the potential financial impact if a judge decides the city’s liable for the actions of corrupt police officers who worked on the department’s Gun Trace Task Force. During his regular ...

Slow job growth proved a slight drag on the Baltimore metro area's multifamily rent growth, but demand for rental properties remained solid, according to a report released by CBRE on Tuesday.