Baltimore's Plastic Bag Ban One Step Closer To Becoming Law
Baltimore's effort to ban plastic bags is one step closer to becoming law after a city council vote Monday.
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Baltimore's effort to ban plastic bags is one step closer to becoming law after a city council vote Monday.
Thursday is International Stout Day, a day dedicated to everything about the dark beer.
The grant is among the largest awarded by Anne Arundel County to MLA.
For those of you dreaming of a shorter work week, there's new evidence that suggests only four days at the office would benefit employers and employees alike.
A multistate salmonella outbreak has sickened 10 people and caused one death, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The outbreak is believed to be connected to ground beef.
Dockless vehicles, including electric scooters, continue to grow in popularity in Baltimore, new numbers from the city's transportation department show.
Nestlé is voluntarily recalling it's ready-to-bake, refrigerated cookie dough for possibly rubber contamination.
The festival will feature 19 Neighborhood Lights events, giving Baltimoreans 10 days to experience the brightness of Light City.
A number of Uber drivers in Baltimore took part in a training Tuesday designed to help them spot possible signs of human trafficking.
A proposal to ban Baltimore retailers from giving out plastic bags is one step closer to becoming law.
Light City 2019 is just four days away, and along with the beautiful light displays comes a nice bump to the economy.
A new chicken shop has opened its doors in the neighborhood. The newcomer to Federal Hill, called BRD, is located at 1104 S. Charles St.
TikTok, the viral short video app where millions of teens post comedy skits set to snappy music hooks, is facing a growing backlash in the United States.
Here's a list of events Maryland residents can partake in for Halloween!
Mack Trucks and the United Automotive Workers union have reached an agreement that will end a strike that began earlier this month.