Downtown Revitalization Plan Rejected
Rejected. The city turns down a major revitalization plan on downtown's west side.
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Rejected. The city turns down a major revitalization plan on downtown's west side.
The Johnson's Building, a 158-year-old landmark pinning State Circle to Maryland Avenue, has sat vacant for nearly three years now, but the storefront is still giving window-shoppers an eyeful.
"Hey Hon" is a Baltimore term of endearment, and now the subject of a protest.
Baltimore's Power Plant Live, an entertainment area one block north of the Inner Harbor, is getting a makeover.
Frederick police say a man has robbed a Wachovia Bank.
The MTA has a long list of problems that detail what went wrong on a MARC train last June.
Commercial property owners in downtown Baltimore are suing over the $1.6 billion State Center project planned in Baltimore.
State officials say that although the economy shows some signs of rebounding, it's still sluggish.
Beth Johnson was instrumental in opening Urbana Library Farmers Market, which recently completed a successful first year in a new location.
There are 10 shopping days left until Christmas.
Members of a state employees benefits commission will begin voting on how to resolve large unfunded liabilities in Maryland's pension and health benefit system for state workers.
In an era of the super-size supermarkets, Gordon Grocery is an anachronism.
Maryland's budget crunch means making some hard decisions, and the O'Malley administration is offering an option to state employees who might otherwise face layoffs.
Friends Store, at one time a gathering place for fur trappers and ginseng dealers, is once more becoming the centerpiece of the small Sang Run community, little by little.
When you buy something in the city from now on, you'll have to ask for a plastic bag if you want one.
