Wells Fargo To Pay Baltimore Millions In Mortgage Discrimination Settlement
Wells Fargo Bank has settled a multi-million dollar lawsuit and the city will get a chunk of the money.
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Wells Fargo Bank has settled a multi-million dollar lawsuit and the city will get a chunk of the money.
Two Maryland state senators urged state regulators on Thursday to fine Pepco and Baltimore Gas and Electric more than $100 million each for the long power outages residents suffered during and after a powerful summer storm that swept across the state in late June.
The District of Columbia Council has approved an overhaul of its taxicab regulations to make cab use more modern and rider-friendly.
A Frederick brewery that sprayed graffiti on sidewalks to promote an upcoming event may have to pay the city for cleanup costs.
Maryland wine aficionados have reason to celebrate this month.
A plan to construct the first Whole Foods Market in Prince George's County is moving forward.
To modern ears, it sounds like a fairy tale: Once upon a time, a uniformed man drove a truck and delivered glass bottles of cold milk to the front door. But the tale of the milkman seemed to be a story without a happy ending.
There are those who believe bookstores-- the ones that offer reading material in the paper and ink variety-- will one day go the way of vinyl records. Bookstores will become dinosaurs.
Katie Marks-McAuley's husband proposed on a Saturday. The couple married on a beach the following Wednesday-- just a few days before her groom deployed to Afghanistan.
Delmarva Power is warning residents that customers should prepare for unexpected power outages if severe weather strikes the area this weekend.
Western Maryland electric utility Potomac Edison says it's addressing complaints about the timeliness of its meter reading.
The early numbers at Maryland Live! Casino have been impressive. They're bringing in more than $1 million a day in gaming revenue.
If you plan on heading to Germany anytime soon, you can hop on a flight out of BWI Thurgood Marshall.
It's often said that if you really want to find ways to improve your business, ask an employee.
Maryland's largest casino hasn't been open a month yet, but it generated more than twice as much as the state's other two casinos combined in June.
