Businesses, such as, Jimmy’s Restaurant and the Baltimore Running Festival show BMORE Pride after feeling the strain on tourism after the unrest in the spring in the aftermath of the death of Freddie Gray while in police custody.
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Rocking out to bring awareness to cancer
Cancer Jam Live presents it’s fourth annual concert at the Howard County Fairground filled of music and memories to provide proceeds to co-sponsors Wellness House of Annapolis and St. Jude Children’s Hospital.
New Mass Transit Plan for Baltimore Focuses on Rerouting Buses
Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday announced a $135 million investment for improvements to the Baltimore metro area bus system.
Board hopes international travel at BWI grows
Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford, sitting in for Gov. Larry Hogan, wats to see Baltimore/Washington International Airport’s position in the Washington, D.C., market expand, particularly in the area of international travel.
Five Companies that Released Products for Back to the Future Day
26 years after the movie’s debut, some companies are making “Back to the Future”-inspired products a reality.
Despite Odds, Sarbanes Still Pushing for Campaign Finance Reform
Despite long odds, Rep. John Sarbanes, D-Towson, is attempting to revive campaign finance reform legislation he says will give citizens more power in government.
As U.S. schools grow safer, Baltimore schools remain dangerous
Baltimore City schools, which have also improved on some measures in recent years, are generally more dangerous for students than schools in the rest of the nation.
Protecting Kids from Identity Theft
Lawmakers and Maryland hospitals launched their KidSafe campaign to help stop identity theft of minors.
Maryland Madness: Capturing The Magic
Maryland fans are ready for basketball season. On Saturday they celebrated Maryland Madness with their men’s and women’s basketball teams.
Breweries Expand Across Maryland
In Maryland, the first microbreweries began to pop up in the early 1990’s, with an initial boom around 1996.