Baltimore Officials May Sweeten Casino Deal
Baltimore officials are trying to entice potential developers of a city casino by offering additional cash and assurances.
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Baltimore officials are trying to entice potential developers of a city casino by offering additional cash and assurances.
Festivities mark the aquarium's anniversary.
Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger is holding a workshop to discuss funding opportunities for Maryland nonprofits and small businesses.
Legg Mason Inc. says it plans to lay off an additional 35 workers at its Owings Mills facility.
Exelon Corp., which is seeking to buy Baltimore-based Constellation Energy Group, has donated $250,000 to the Democratic Governors Association.
There is big, and then there's the container ship Sindy. It's the largest ship ever to dock in Baltimore.
Lottery ticket sales are breaking records once again.
As President Barack Obama and congressional leaders struggle to reach a debt-limit deal, state governments are bracing for the impact of a threatened Aug. 2 federal government default on their economies and budgets.
Moody's Investors Service says it will likely lower the credit rating on five states should the ratings firm downgrade the U.S. government's credit rating.
Last month Phillips Seafood announced it was closing its long running restaurant in the Inner Harbor, but the popular restaurant won't be leaving Baltimore.
Three major bond rating agencies have affirmed Maryland's Triple A bond rating.
A Maryland landmark reopened Monday. The cloud over Market House at City Dock in Annapolis appears to have lifted.
President Barack Obama raised the stakes Monday in budget talks aimed at preventing a first-ever U.S. default, saying there would be no agreement if Republicans did not compromise and he would not sign a short-term agreement.
Thousands of new jobs, new housing and new retail. That's the goal of a major project planned for mid-town Baltimore. But as the plan moves forward, another group ramps up efforts to stop it.
Phillips Seafood plans to detail its Inner Harbor plans at a meeting with city officials next week.
