Airfares Are About To Go Up, Just In Time For The Summer Travel Season
The news of higher fares appears to have caught investors by surprise, mainly because it's been less than a month since the last industry-wide fare hike.
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The news of higher fares appears to have caught investors by surprise, mainly because it's been less than a month since the last industry-wide fare hike.
The Dallas-based carrier announced it has canceled flights scheduled to use the grounded aircraft through September 2. Southwest has 34 of the 737 Max planes in its fleet, the most of any US airline.
337,000 units were sold across North America, and Amazon is directly contacting all known buyers with instructions on how to receive a full refund.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh is joining a number of other attorneys general in a lawsuit seeking to block the merger of cell phone providers Sprint and T-Mobile.
Maryland food truck owners will have to find a spot to park that is at least 300-feet away from restaurants.
A decade after the plans were made, the Port of Baltimore is getting a facelift.
Heading to OCMD this summer? You've got to eat at some point of your trip and if you're looking to try some new places to eat we've got a few ideas.
Here's where active duty military and their families can get deals and discounts this Memorial Day.
Royal Farms is opening a new stall at Cross Street Market.
A popular place to lay out and have a few drinks in the summer has closed in Baltimore.
A key federal regulator says he backs T-Mobile's $26.5 billion takeover of rival wireless carrier Sprint, a crucial step for the deal's approval.
Responding to customers' demands, Whole Foods is ramping up its war on disposable plastic.
Dressbarn, the women's clothing chain that's been around for nearly 60 years, is closing all 650 of its stores.
Little Caesars is joining the plant-based protein trend with a pizza topped with non-meat sausage.
Several area restaurants and establishments serving food were closed this month for violating Baltimore city health department codes.