BGE Wants Another Rate Increase
BGE bills could be going up. The utility company wants state regulators to approve the biggest increase in nearly 20 years.
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BGE bills could be going up. The utility company wants state regulators to approve the biggest increase in nearly 20 years.
The utility that serves the Washington suburbs has asked Maryland regulators for a rate increase that would add about $7 to the average monthly bill of residential customers.
The federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation says it is taking control of two RG Steel pension plans.
As customers race to Walmart for Black Friday deals, some of the store's employees are walking off the job. Demonstrations spark up in Maryland and across the county.
A Frederick County judge has dismissed a legal challenge to growth plans in the town of New Market.
It's Thanksgiving, and your bellies are probably full or getting there. So what's next? Head to the stores for Black Friday, or in some case, Black Thursday, shopping.
At a time when many are struggling to stay afloat, the city opens an opportunity for small businesses.
If commercial building and expansion are any indication, the recession is over in West Ocean City. The Route 50 corridor is booming with new construction and development deals.
The Teamsters union has ended a 9-week strike by Potomac Farms Dairy workers in Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia.
After a riot in September, the Recher Theatre in Towson was facing some stiff penalties and possibly the loss of its liquor license.
While the company who makes those cream-filled snacks may be getting a new lease on life, a local bakers' union is speaking about what happened with Hostess.
A man is injured on the job at the Domino Sugar Factory.
The Inner Harbor is kicking off the holidays. It's a Waterfront Life is now underway. It's an effort to promote downtown Baltimore and holiday shopping with various street performers, family friendly events—and, of course, Santa!
All Hostess plants are closing. That includes four branches in our area.
The Federal Communications Commission has given the Tribune Co. key clearances as it prepares to leave bankruptcy protection and transfer the company to new owners.
