Prince George's Co. Gives Preliminary Approval For Outlet Center
The Prince George's County Planning Board has given preliminary approval to plans for a new outlet center near a historic site.
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The Prince George's County Planning Board has given preliminary approval to plans for a new outlet center near a historic site.
Nearly 800 Sparrows Point Steel workers remain out of work as RG Steel has temporarily idled most of their operations.
If you enjoy good food and you're looking for a bargain, you might want to head to Baltimore County. The county's Restaurant Week starts Thursday.
When you think of pizza and Parkville, you think of Dominick's. The Harford Road landmark was gutted by fire nearly seven months ago.
Baltimore's Tremont Plaza Hotel will soon convert back to its original purpose: apartments.
If you love a good grilled cheese, there's a place in Baltimore you have to try. Actually now there are three of them.
Printing company Lehigh Phoenix says it's expanding its Hagerstown plant as it moves production from Rockaway, N.J., to its western Maryland headquarters complex.
Purple Pride means big business for Baltimore.
A Maryland agency has chosen a group to oversee the auction of tax credits to raise up to $70 million to help start-up companies in the state.
When Rick Warren and his father opened Warren's Bait Box in 1970, Rick was only 19. Now on the cusp of 60, Warren has spent most of his adult life at the small concrete building off Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard in Glen Burnie, selling bait and tackle to anglers as they head off to fish the Chesapeake Bay and Magothy and Severn rivers.
Jim Thomas' commute to work consists of a short walk across his lawn, past the tree house he made years ago for his son that he's transforming into a meditation area, up a small stone path and into a new studio that welcomes visitors with the sounds of calming music and a "soothing fountain."
The National Pinball Museum is set to open in downtown Baltimore after losing its lease at a location in Washington last summer.
As the sun sets over Takoma Park, the customers start to arrive -- a mother and son looking for early "Seinfeld" episodes, an illustrator hoping to find a cult horror film on VHS, a writer searching for a movie about someone who overcomes a physical or emotional challenge.
Out from behind bars. An investment banker convicted of defrauding Maryland's state pension system is set free Friday.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is asking General Electric to help stabilize the financial arrangement that helped build RG Steel in order to prevent layoffs at the company's Sparrows Point steel plant in Maryland.
