More Than 13.5K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
The Maryland Department of Labor reported Thursday at 13,575 Marylanders filed for unemployment last week.
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The Maryland Department of Labor reported Thursday at 13,575 Marylanders filed for unemployment last week.
Many Maryland restaurants have struggled through the year after initially closing their doors to diners due to the coronavirus pandemic, limiting service only to takeout and delivery.
Maryland lawmakers and health care advocates proposed increasing the state's alcohol tax on Wednesday to generate millions of dollars to address health disparities, which have been highlighted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Median US household income was $68,700 in 2019, the highest since 1967, the first year records were kept, according to inflation-adjusted data released by the Census Bureau on Tuesday.
The Baltimore City Council is set to vote on two bills that, if passed, would help hospitality workers return to the jobs they had before COVID-19 led hotels and event centers to lay off staff.
After a monstrous Baltimore Ravens win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, some fans are already talking about a possible trip to the Super Bowl.
Amazon continues to expand its operations in Baltimore and they are now hiring for an additional 4,400 jobs in the area.
Starbucks is finally ditching straws and ushering in its long-awaited "sippy cup" lids for iced beverages. But the straw-free rendition of the Starbucks cup won't be taking effect for all drinks.
The pandemic has hit the US economy and job market hard, battering some industries beyond recognition. That's inspired many job seekers to change careers altogether, according to a new study.
Moviegoers rejoice! A number of Baltimore-area movie theatres will reopen this week with new safety protocols in place due to the coronavirus.
Marriott International Inc. plans to lay off 17% of its corporate workforce next month as the coronavirus continues to take a heavy toll on the hotel industry.
Do you love boardwalk fries but don't want to make the trip to Ocean City? Here's some good news.
Nearly 100 years after opening its doors, a Baltimore business is expanding in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Those in the restaurant industry hope the first-ever Maryland Restaurant Week will be a boost for business for establishments struggling amid the coronavirus pandemic.
During the month of September, Gov. Larry Hogan is encouraging Marylanders to buy seafood on Saturday's in an effort to give the industry a little boost.
