The Baltimore-based meal delivery service Terra’s Kitchen has filed for bankruptcy and appears to have shut down. According to federal court filings, the company’s revenues had dwindled over the last couple of years and investment had dried up. The company ...

Five local startups will tout their businesses at Betamore's annual Beta City VC Pitch Competition Thursday, a centerpiece of Betamore's annual celebration of startups in Baltimore.

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A man sitting on a park bench at Federal Hill scratches a lottery ticket. Birds flock from over his shoulder and his ticket begins to glow with energy as as the flying creatures spiral toward him, as purple lightning bolts electrify the ...

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Anne Arundel Medical Center and Doctors Community Health System will call their combined operations Luminis Health, the systems announced Tuesday. The two health systems announced in May that they planned to merge. They signed a definitive agreement in July. The complete ...

The Maryland Stem Cell Research Commission has awarded $1.35 million through five grants as part of the commission’s first round of funding for the fiscal year, the commission announced Tuesday. The Maryland Stem Cell Research Commission is charged with fostering ...

Maryland colleges and universities mostly maintained their positions in U.S. News & World Report’s annual rankings of the nation’s best universities Monday.

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Maryland missed out on Amazon’s new headquarters, known as HQ2, but the state’s flagship university wants to keep a close presence to the online giant. The University of Maryland, College Park, will open a “Discovery Center” in Crystal City, Virginia, ...

The Maryland Technology Development Corp., or TEDCO, has hired Jody Sprinkle as its first director of government relations. Sprinkle’s hiring, announced Tuesday, comes after a legislative session that saw the development agency’s agenda derailed by a critical legislative audit. “I ...

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Stacey Smith has resigned as president and CEO of the Cybersecurity Association of Maryland. Her last day will be Aug. 23rd.

Personal care aides are the fastest-growing job in Maryland as health care needs increase for the state’s aging population, but there are also concerns about the quality of that work.