IRS Extends Deadline For Storm-Hit Taxpayers
The IRS is giving taxpayers and tax preparers hit by Hurricane Sandy an extra week to file returns and make payments.
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The IRS is giving taxpayers and tax preparers hit by Hurricane Sandy an extra week to file returns and make payments.
An empty retail space at Baltimore's Inner Harbor is getting a new tenant.
As Maryland gets caught in the crosshairs of Sandy, more than 210,000 BGE customers have lost power.
A local pastry chef who made it big by winning the 'Cupcake Wars' on the Food Network is coming back to Maryland to open his first bakery.
The wheeling and dealing over the natural gas-rich Marcellus Shale has hit the pause button.
Upping the price on lighting up lowered the number of teen smokers in Maryland. A new tax aims to do the same thing with cheaper tobacco products.
Defense giant Northrop Grumman says it will cut up to 350 jobs from its electric systems sector with most of the reductions likely in the Baltimore area.
Baltimore's crown jewel is sold to a New York investment company. Harborplace, the Inner Harbor's busy retail center, is a big draw for visitors to Baltimore, and it's new owner could help make it an even more popular destination.
Wegmans Food Markets Inc. says it's recalling a brownie mix after reports from two consumers about allergic reactions to undeclared milk in the product.
The Prince George's County Council is considering giving itself and the public the chance to weigh in before a business owner decides to open a fast food restaurant, nightclub or liquor store.
More cases of meningitis and more deaths. WJZ has new details about the outbreak linked to tainted steroid injections: The maker of the drug was warned about the potential for disaster.
The fungus found in tainted steroid shots matches the one behind the national meningitis outbreak that has killed 20 people, federal health officials said Thursday.
Organizers of a weeklong commemoration of the War of 1812 in Baltimore's harbor say it drew more than 1.5 million visitors and generated $166 million in economic impact.
The first of two public auctions of items formerly owned by Curt Schilling's failed video game company has brought in $180,000, the firm's court-appointed receiver said Thursday.
For the past 30 years, politicians and residents have been trying to breathe new life into the Liberty Road corridor outside of the Beltway. The world's largest retailer is welcomed as a step in the right direction.
