Public defenders are criticizing a 30-day youth curfew going into effect tonight in Prince George’s County intended to curb rising crime in the county.
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The search for the next leader of the Greater Baltimore Committee is moving forward.
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Coppin State University's proposed facilities master plan includes projects that will cost close to $600 million in total over the next 10 years.
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With U.S. health advisers authorizing new booster shots for emergency use, Maryland and other states must now decide how they plan to roll out the vaccine.
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Gov. Larry Hogan's administration plans to hand over the State Center campus to Baltimore once the shift of state workers to downtown buildings is complete.
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The University of Maryland, College Park, will be increasing its minimum wage for students workers to $15 an hour beginning in 2023.
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Global law firm DLA Piper is moving its Baltimore office from Mount Washington.
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Robomart, a “store-hailing” platform, is opening its East Coast headquarters in Baltimore.
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The first phase of Madison Park North, a multi-block redevelopment in Baltimore's Reservoir Hill, is now underway.
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Johns Hopkins is moving forward with its plan to establish a private police force.
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