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Recent Articles from Johanna Alonso
Public defenders decry Prince George’s juvenile curfew
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.
GBC narrows search for its next CEO
The search for the next leader of the Greater Baltimore Committee is moving forward.
Coppin hopes to build new residence halls, auditorium
Coppin State University's proposed facilities master plan includes projects that will cost close to $600 million in total over the next 10 years.
Baltimore city, Montgomery prepare to roll out new COVID-19 booster
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.
Hogan administration plans to hand over State Center property to Baltimore
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.
University of Maryland raises student worker wages at College Park campus
The University of Maryland, College Park, will be increasing its minimum wage for students workers to $15 an hour beginning in 2023.
DLA Piper to move Baltimore office to Harbor East
Global law firm DLA Piper is moving its Baltimore office from Mount Washington.
‘Store-hailing’ platform will open Baltimore HQ, with plans to deploy vehicles in 2023
Robomart, a “store-hailing” platform, is opening its East Coast headquarters in Baltimore.
Madison Park North breaks ground at former ‘Murder Mall’ site in Baltimore
The first phase of Madison Park North, a multi-block redevelopment in Baltimore's Reservoir Hill, is now underway.
Johns Hopkins updates timeline for creating university police force
Johns Hopkins is moving forward with its plan to establish a private police force.
Norwegian drone company to open North American HQ in Baltimore County
A Norwegian company that manufactures drones announced that it will open its North American headquarters in Baltimore County.
This Frederick company wants to revolutionize EV charging stations
If you’ve ever been frustrated that your phone is charging at a snail’s pace (most likely while the charger is overheating), you may be in luck. A Frederick company, Pirl Technology, is working to develop more effective chargers for not only cellphones but also for electronic vehicles and other devices throughout the household. The company’s […]
