Deadly Defect Leads To Largest Airbag Recall In History
It is the largest consumer product recall in U.S. history. Nearly 34 million cars in the U.S. are now included in the expanded recall for airbags that could potentially explode.
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It is the largest consumer product recall in U.S. history. Nearly 34 million cars in the U.S. are now included in the expanded recall for airbags that could potentially explode.
The Maryland Agriculture Department is launching a pilot project that could help consumers avoid sticker shock at farmers markets.
The cycling community in Baltimore is on the lookout for a rare and expensive bike stolen from a Hampden bike shop.
The Justice Department and the former owner of a western Maryland paper mill are fighting over how to resolve an air-pollution case.
After receiving criticism over a T-shirt's design, Baltimore-based Under Armour has pulled the shirt from its shelves.
Baltimore's economic development arm is seeking to raise $15 million to help businesses recover from riots and looting sparked by the death of Freddie Gray.
The fragility of Baltimore's economy was exposed by Freddie Gray's death from a spinal injury suffered while in police custody.
Businesses in Baltimore affected by riots are getting a two-week extension to file April sales taxes returns and payments.
Less than 48 hours after the curfew is lifted, businesses are trying to bounce back. But many have lost thousands of dollars over the past few days.
Mondawmin Mall reopened Sunday at noon almost a week after riots and looting caused damage to the mall.
Down a long lane surrounded by fields, the blue roof of a farmhouse marks a quiet place in Washington County that has made an impact across the globe.
Randy Sowers always expected the government to show up one day and ask where all the cash he was depositing at his bank came from. He thought he had the right answer: from his business selling eggs and milk at farmers markets.
The Baltimore City Health Department is trying to ensure prescription medicine is available to resident impacted by the civil unrest.
McCormick & Co. announced that it will keep its corporate headquarters in Baltimore County after a monthslong relocation search that could have seen the company leave Maryland.
Business owners across the city are surveying the damage following Monday's riots. One of the stores that was looted is sharing the surveillance video with WJZ.
