Baltimore Wants To Redevelop Lexington Market
A downtown Baltimore landmark could get a major facelift. Lexington Market wants a multi-million dollar makeover.
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A downtown Baltimore landmark could get a major facelift. Lexington Market wants a multi-million dollar makeover.
For months, there's been a countdown on the Maryland Seafood website, ticking down the months, days, hours, minutes and even seconds to the most anticipated seafood season of the year: crabbing season.
Oyster season officially ends with the arrival of April 1, which is the start of blue crab season in Maryland.
They're called "food deserts," and Baltimore's Health Department says one in five city residents live in one. That means no access to healthy and affordable food.
It's been a fixture in Baltimore County for more than two decades. But now the Charred Rib has closed its doors.
The Recher Theatre in Towson has hosted its last live concert and is closing to undergo a transformation.
The introduction of table games in Maryland is positioning the state to win back gamblers after they spent millions of dollars in West Virginia and Delaware.
Bill Blanchett crunched some numbers and cringed.
Maryland's first Northeast hops conference held in Frederick proved that the industry is rebounding.
More jobs and new residents. Has the economy finally picked up for downtown Baltimore? A new report released this week shows small signs of improvement.
Mondawmin Mall announced plans to undergo a 38,000 square foot redevelopment, adding three new retailers to its line-up.
A Maryland Senate panel has voted against raising the state's minimum wage to $10 an hour by 2015.
Once considered a radical branding that would make a parent cringe at the sight, tattoo prevalence has grown tremendously through the years.
Marriott International says it will be cutting information technology jobs at its headquarters in Bethesda.
Baltimore County police say they seized $1.5 million in counterfeit shoes, clothing, movies and other goods during a raid on a North Point flea market.
