Maryland is in an affordability crisis. Inflation is putting pressure on wages, thousands of federal jobs were slashed, utility bills are a major pain point and the state is way behind on building more housing. No governor can control everything about the... See more
Baltimore’s ABC affiliate, WMAR-2, has been restored for local Xfinity cable customers following a 35-day dispute between broadcasting company E.W. Scripps and Comcast, Xfinity’s parent company. Viewers in the Baltimore region, along with millions of Xfin... See more
Unionized workers at Towson Town Center’s Apple Store accused the technology company of union busting at a Monday press conference. The accusation follows a recent announcement that the store will close in June. Representatives for the union, which is par... See more
It’s a question everyone hates to ask but must: How much should I be spending on groceries every month? The government has an answer — and it’s more generous than the Trump administration’s $3-per-meal comment from earlier this year. But is it enough? For... See more
A Texas-based wholesale beverage alcohol distributor announced it could lay off 318 employees at its facility in Jessup, according to a notice filed Thursday with the state. Republic National Distributing Company has filed layoff notices in Maryland, Wash... See more