Mayor Defends City Bottle Tax After Santoni's Closure
One of the oldest family-run businesses in Baltimore is closing. The owner blames high taxes in the city. Meanwhile, the mayor is defending the city bottle tax.
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One of the oldest family-run businesses in Baltimore is closing. The owner blames high taxes in the city. Meanwhile, the mayor is defending the city bottle tax.
Fifteen days into the government shutdown, thousands of Maryland workers are now going into a third week without pay and really feeling the pinch.
Actors from two hit shows shot right here in Baltimore team up with local students for a gardening session.
A big night in Baltimore. The smash hit musical "We Will Rock You," featuring Queen's biggest hits, is launching its U.S. national tour right here.
Breaking with tradition to compete for your dollar this holiday, Macy's is now set to open Thanksgiving night!
A federal jury has awarded $250,000 to the father of a Maryland man killed by a SWAT team serving a search warrant at his home.
Studies show kids in our country play less and eat more than ever before. The NFL and the Ravens are trying to combat that trend.
A Howard County man was killed Tuesday afternoon in a serious two-truck collision on Route 1.
He's one of Baltimore's best known plastic surgeons who is also known for his amazing art. Wednesday night his work will be front and center at a major fundraiser.
They can't swim, but could oysters make the Inner Harbor swimmable?
Police say a man armed with a handgun approached baseball great Cal Ripken's mother in a bank parking lot in Maryland and demanded her car, but she activated a key alarm and he left.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is scheduled to make an announcement about unemployment insurance tax rates for next year.
Ford's Theatre is reopening its doors and resuming performances with private funding, even though the government shutdown is continuing into a third week.
Anne Arundel County Police are looking for an escapee.
A 28-year-old Harford County man was convicted of two counts of first-degree rape and first-degree burglary for the rape and sexual assault of an Edgewood woman in 2004.
