Baltimore Gas and Electric Company is pausing a controversial transmission project in South Baltimore, the company announced Wednesday.
The move follows The Banner’s reporting that the build-out of electric infrastructure to prepare for the redevelopment ... See more
Let’s be honest: Prices and proximity matter when you’re deciding where to shop for groceries, but so do the vibes of a store.
Is the music too loud? Is it always busy? Are the floors sticky? Does it smell bad?
Earlier this month, I went on a mission to f... See more
For years, the YMCA of Central Maryland has fought food insecurity in the Baltimore region by providing free meals through schools and community pantries.
About a year ago, during employee appreciation week, it opened another food pantry — for its own e... See more
Inflation has cooled and egg prices are back to normal, but it still feels like the checkout total at the grocery store keeps climbing.
So The Banner went shopping — again — to see what Baltimore is finding at the register. In 2022, we surveyed prices of ... See more
Former workers for Second Chance have settled a federal lawsuit with the Baltimore architectural salvage store, its founder and CEO, and a subcontractor.
The settlement, announced Monday by the workers’ attorneys, follows a September 2024 lawsuit that all... See more
