Gov. O'Malley's New Budget Plan Focuses On Job Growth In Maryland
After crunching the numbers, Governor Martin O'Malley unveiled his proposal for the state's 2014 budget.
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After crunching the numbers, Governor Martin O'Malley unveiled his proposal for the state's 2014 budget.
A record number of Baltimore County restaurants are cooking up some delicious deals as Restaurant Week kicks off Friday.
It's been a big success in the past, so a push is underway now to bring the Volvo Ocean Race back to to Baltimore.
Federal regulators have issued a sharply critical report on phone problems that followed a severe wind storm in the Washington-metro area last year.
Do more liquor stores mean more violence? Some city officials say yes. Now they're considering a controversial new zoning proposal that could put more than 100 stores out of business.
State lawmakers from far western Maryland are fighting an effort to repeal a tax credit that rewards electric companies for buying Maryland coal.
For three long years, farmer Alan Hudson and his wife were the defendants in the pollution lawsuit filed by the Waterkeeper Alliance. Hudson, who works his 100-year-old family farm in Berlin, said the impact on his family has been enormous and long-lasting.
Gaming officials say Maryland's three casinos generated more than $45 million in revenue in December.
Ask someone from around here to name a beer brewed in Baltimore and they may have trouble coming up with a name.
Less than two years after opening his Main Street wine bar, Brian Bolter, a well-known face on Fox 5 news in Washington, D.C., wants to open a second business in downtown Annapolis.
A private school in Baltimore has sold its century-old distance learning business to a private equity firm.
They deliver everything from clothes to toys to electronics for businesses across the country. But a looming strike by longshoremen in Baltimore and nationwide could bring the economy to a standstill.
The shopping season is over, the gifts are unwrapped and now stores are analyzing the number of sales this year. Unfortunately, it's not good.
The owner of an Annapolis trolley company says he'll no longer offer wedding services because he opposes same-sex marriage.
There are plenty of people looking for gifts and buying the last few ingredients for that holiday meal. But the coming fiscal cliff has analysts downgrading sales projections.
