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Arbitration scheduled in Port of Baltimore strike
An arbitration meeting is scheduled between striking longshoremen at the Port of Baltimore and management. The longshoremen, the largest of four unions at the port representing more than 1,000 workers, […]
Strike enters day 2 at Port of Baltimore
A strike by longshoremen at the Port of Baltimore is in its second day. The longshoremen, the largest of four unions at the port representing more than 1,000 workers, went […]
Longshoremen go on strike at Port of Baltimore
A strike by longshoremen at the Port of Baltimore is affecting all cargo operations. The longshoremen, the largest of four unions at the port representing more than 1,000 workers, went […]
Port of Baltimore to widen channel, add cargo capacity, rail access
Vice President Joe Biden says a $10 million federal grant for the Port of Baltimore will create middle-class jobs in the state and allow the country to compete as an international shipping hub.
Vice President Biden to visit Port of Baltimore
Vice President Joe Biden is scheduled to visit the Port of Baltimore to make a transportation announcement. Biden is set to make the trip to Baltimore on Monday. The vice […]
Eye Opener: Gansler fallout continues
A few government and politics headlines for Wednesday.
Mazda signs exclusive, five-year deal with Port of Baltimore
Mazda Motor of America Inc. plans to park its Northeast imports at the Port of Baltimore for the next five years, the company and state officials announced Tuesday.
Eye Opener: Dwyer pleads guilty for second time
A few government and politics headlines for Wednesday.
Port of Baltimore reports record year
The Port of Baltimore set a new record for imports and exports in the fiscal year that ended in June, the Maryland Port Administration announced Tuesday.
Eye Opener: Background check delays put guns in criminals’ hands
A few government and politics headlines for Friday.
Federal lawsuit could threaten coal exports at Port of Baltimore
Coal exports at the Port of Baltimore could be threatened if a federal lawsuit filed this week succeeds in stopping a $90 million government loan to a Pennsylvania-based supplier.
4th Circuit panel affirms $1.6 million award in slip-and-fall case
A ship owner’s lawyer plans to ask the full 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn a nearly $1.6 million award to a Port of Baltimore longshoreman who suffered career-ending injuries when he slipped on ice in 2007.
