Md. Board Notes Drop In Income Tax Revenue
Maryland's Board of Revenue Estimates has revised state revenue projections downward by about $80 million for the current fiscal year and $50 million for the next one.
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Maryland's Board of Revenue Estimates has revised state revenue projections downward by about $80 million for the current fiscal year and $50 million for the next one.
The Board of Public Works has approved a 35-year contract for a Miami-based company to run two travel plazas by Interstate 95.
The Maryland Lottery says the state's two casinos have generated $15 million in revenue in February.
When his deal to open a bistro at National Harbor fell through in 2010, Timothy Dean wasn't ready to give up on having a restaurant in the county where he grew up.
Union officials say the owners of the Sparrows Point steel mill plan to temporarily idle the tin mill at the financially struggling plant.
It has been a Baltimore staple for years, and now the Center Club turns 50.
Eleanor Shipley peered out a side window of her Westminster home to see if she could spot her husband, Daniel, in nearby fields.
A billion-dollar casino being proposed by Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker for the National Harbor development is worrying the District of Columbia's lottery and gaming board.
This week, the final structural beam was set into place at the new slots casino being built at Arundel Mills.
Maryland will soon welcome one of the world's largest container shipping companies to the Port of Baltimore. It's because the state gave a private company the rights to run the terminal and make some big changes.
Those who will soon be playing slots at Arundel Mills shouldn't go hungry.
Taking on Google. Maryland's attorney general leads a major challenge against the Internet giant's new privacy policy.
Maryland's triple-A bond rating has been affirmed by all three bond rating agencies in preparation for the upcoming sale of general obligation bonds next month.
The price of gas is sky-high this Presidents' Day and the nightmare is far from over. Experts say we could be paying $5 a gallon before summer.
It's a popular breakfast and lunch place on Merritt Avenue. Tony's Carry Out has been a landmark in Dundalk for decades.
