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Comptroller Peter Franchot says 98% of RELIEF Act checks will be processed by Friday, Feb. 19.
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Comptroller Peter Franchot says 98% of RELIEF Act checks will be processed by Friday, Feb. 19.
An out of work bar and restaurant consultant from Baltimore landed on his feet by hosting pub trivia online.
Famous Funds has donated $10k to Barracuda's for owner William "Billy" Hughes efforts on helping employees of the bar.,
More than 22,400 unemployment claims were filed in Maryland the week ending on February 6.
Unemployment claims in Maryland continue to rise. In the last week more than 50,000 claims for benefits were submitted, marking the fifth week in a row the number has increased.
Gov. Larry Hogan highlighted economic relief, COVID-19 vaccination and education in his annual State of the State speech on Wednesday night.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday $3.9 million in grant funds to help restaurants and taverns in the city struggling with COVID-related expenses.
Registration is now open for Baltimore teens interested in making some money this summer.
Luxury chocolatier Godiva is getting out of the brick and mortar business.
What started as an effort to raise money for a few Baltimore bars has ballooned into a rescue effort for dozens of struggling bars and restaurants.
Maryland will receive more than $402 million in federal rental assistance, Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced a $1 billion RELIEF Act that includes tax cuts and an income tax credit to help Maryland families, individuals and small businesses reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Unemployment remains high in 2021 as 787,000 Americans filed for unemployment in the first week of the new year.
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot is extending tax filing and payment deadlines to April 15, 2021 as businesses and individuals continue to struggle financially during the pandemic.
The Milton Inn will reopen under new owners in 2021.
Maryland's minimum wage is going up.
Baltimoreans relieved after President Donald Trump signs covid-19 relief bill
Unemployment claims increased in Maryland last week.
More than 18,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment last week, according to new numbers released Thursday from the state's Department of Labor.
Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday he plans to use $250 million from Maryland's Rainy Day Fund for small businesses hit by the pandemic.
A big boost is coming for farmers on Maryland's Eastern Shore and elsewhere who have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
Hundreds of thousands of women — nearly eight times more than the number of men — dropped out of the US labor force last month, as the pandemic continues to exacerbate inequalities in America's economy.
Maryland unemployment claims jumped back up by more than 6,000, just over 15,000 claims were filed last week.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski nominated Leonard J. Howie III to be the County's Director of Economic and Workforce Development.
Kohl's is looking to fill more than 4,000 seasonal positions at its fulfillment center in Edgewood.
