Hundreds Camped Outside 1st Chick-Fil-A Set To Open In Baltimore City
It doesn't open until Thursday, but that hasn't stopped more than 200 people from camping out on a shopping center parking lot on Boston Street.
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It doesn't open until Thursday, but that hasn't stopped more than 200 people from camping out on a shopping center parking lot on Boston Street.
PetSmart Inc. says it's closing a distribution center in Hagerstown that employs more than 50 people.
Anyone who has tried to park downtown knows it can be a major headache. Now one Canton resident says there's an app for that.
Baltimore City saw a surge in holiday visitors thanks to a number of weekend events downtown.
In just a few months, Baltimore City's first casino will open its doors. Now several local restaurants are getting in on the action.
What better place to enjoy a beautiful holiday weekend than Maryland's number one summer destination.
Commissioning Week may focus on those graduating from the Naval Academy, but for Annapolis businesses, the focus is on the bottom line.
A new study by the National Trust for Historic Preservation finds that neighborhoods with older, smaller buildings make for more vibrant, walkable communities with more businesses, nightlife and culture.
It's one of the oldest family run businesses in Baltimore, and it's celebrating a big anniversary.
Maryland's two U.S. senators and four of the state's eight representatives are urging drug maker Pfizer Inc. to make sure that its proposed merger with AstraZeneca PLC doesn't eliminate Maryland jobs.
On a list of "Best States for Business," Maryland ranks near the bottom. That's the findings of a national magazine released this week.
Twenty-four hours of giving to those who need it most. A first of its kind fundraiser at the Maryland Live! Casino brings new life to nearly 200 nonprofit charities.
Even though museums and memorials were shuttered last fall by a government shutdown, 2013 was another record-breaking year for attractions in the nation's capital with an increase in domestic visitors and spending, tourism officials said Tuesday.
A D.C. councilmember says he's in touch with a producer for the TV drama "Scandal" who'd like to bring the show to the city to shoot scenes in August.
Anne Arundel County tourism officials are announcing a new partnership to attract visitors and businesses to Annapolis and other parts of Anne Arundel County.
