Savor & Save: Baltimore Restaurant Week Expands To Hotels
If you love to eat, this is your time of year. Baltimore Restaurant Week is back, and this time it's even bigger.
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If you love to eat, this is your time of year. Baltimore Restaurant Week is back, and this time it's even bigger.
The Baltimore Sun is purchasing the City Paper, but says the free alternative weekly will remain independent.
Maryland officials are signing an agreement with the National Institute of Standards and Technology to boost cybersecurity development in the state.
A famous chef from Maryland is set to open his first restaurant in Baltimore.
Demand for Pratt Street Ale House's brews is forcing the craft beer maker to expand its brewing operations.
Under Armour is under pressure. The Baltimore-based company designed Team USA's speed skating suits for the Sochi Olympics.
This week's storm brought much of the city to a halt. For retailers that usually thrive the day before Valentine's Day, the snow cost them thousands in sales.
It's been a few years since Maryland's had a real winter, and it's welcome weather for some.
Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. is buying the parent company of Eddie Bauer in a cash-and-stock deal valued at $825 million.
As the storm ramps up, most of Maryland is thinking the same thing--not again! People crowd grocery stores and gas stations, bracing for more.
The Sun Products Corporation, which manufactures and markets laundry and household care products, will close its plant on Holabird Avenue in Baltimore at the end of June 2014.
Baltimore's Horseshoe Casino is dealing out jobs: 1,700 positions need to be filled.
The supermarket freezer aisle got a little more crowded Monday as Yuengling -- a name more associated with ale, porter and lager than vanilla, chocolate and strawberry -- took its place alongside the familiar brands.
A study on raising the minimum wage in Maryland is warning about some of the negative impacts an increase would have on businesses, particularly on the hospitality industry and food services.
Meritus Health is cutting 120 positions, including 60 current workers, and reducing hours for another 43 workers.
