As Baltimore searches for a new health commissioner after firing its Health Department leader last month, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Read More
After the passage of a new law taking aim at a statewide housing shortage andgreenhouse gas emissions, Lutherville Station LLC Read More
Baltimore County has had 14 county executives since the post was established in 1956. They’ve included Republicans and Democrats, the Read More
Some officials are optimistic that a new company spearheading Quantum Loophole’s projects and local developer Tom Natelli taking a public Read More
A tinny buzzing sound echoed through a third-floor laboratory of a building on North Wolfe Street. Perched on a stool, Read More
Two unlikely stars in recent weeks have delighted all ages with their joyful cheerleading for Team USA — NBC’s Olympic-gold Read More
When asked, most people probably lie — a little or a lot — about how often they eat leafy green Read More
Generation180 and the Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) Thursday awarded $24 million in grants to state schools through the Decarbonizing Public Read More
The University of Maryland School of Nursing (UMSON) was awarded a five-year, $5 million Health Equities Resource Communities (HERC) grant Read More
The Lyric Baltimore has chosen not to renew its contract with one of the largest venue and event management companies Read More
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