Kevin Spacey wants court to rescind public auction of harborfront home in Baltimore
A public dispute is heating up between Kevin Spacey and the buyer of his Inner Harbor luxury home at an auction. The actor asked the court to revoke a July...
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Nick’s Fish House operators buying restaurant from Baltimore Peninsula developers
Baltimore Peninsula's developers are selling the site where Nick's Fish House has stood for two decades to the restaurant operators, who plan upgrades and an expansion.
Sheetz elbows into Baltimore County convenience store mix
Look out Royal Farms. Step aside Highs and Wawa. There's a new gas and convenience chain coming to Baltimore County. Sheetz plans to open Thursday in Middle River, its first...
Baltimore, we have a builder. Nebraska-based company selected to construct new Key Bridge.
Maryland took the first step Thursday toward building a replacement for the toppled Key Bridge when it awarded a contract to construction giant Kiewit.
U.S. Commerce Department officials visit Baltimore tech hub sites
Federal officials got a look Wednesday at some of the people and places behind Baltimore's plans for a regional technology hub during a site visit that could help determine future...
Can Company complex in Baltimore’s Canton changing hands
The Can Company, a retail and office complex in Baltimore's Canton neighborhood, is being sold to local developers who will consider new uses for vacant office space.
Key Bridge collapse: $5 million in small-business grants offered
The bridge fell March 26 after a cargo ship struck a support pier, collapsing the structure and killing six road maintenance workers.
Poppleton residents challenge eminent domain in civil rights lawsuit
"The City gave-away more than 500 peopleās homes to this Developer because of his campaign of influence over elected leaders, which he used to overcome its deep lack of qualification...
Baltimore’s Reisterstown Road Plaza to be revitalized after two decades
Reisterstown Road Plaza is getting its first facelift in more than two decades, part of a vision to remake the Northwest Baltimore mall into a thriving community hub near a...
Electricity supplier accuses Maryland regulators of misinterpreting telephone sales act
A Maryland electricity supplier is accusing state regulators in a lawsuit of misinterpreting rules for over-the-phone sales and imposing excessive fines that would put the company out of business.