Dreams of redevelopment fade for some Rotunda merchants

Shabir Malik is still waiting for "the good times" to roll at the Rotunda mall.

Pot Spring students send heartfelt Valentine's gift to sick, disabled children

Having students make Valentine's Day cards can be a good arts-and-crafts project.

One day after developer Enterprise Homes held a community meeting about its plan to build a senior living facility in Baltimore Highlands,...

Going out of business sales are a sign of harsh economic times, but representatives of two shopping centers along Baltimore National Pike in...

Nearly two years after Cockeysville native Yeardley Love was found dead, bruised and lying in a pool of blood in an off-campus apartment...

Scrabble helps students sharpen their skills	County's 'Career Options Forum' on Feb. 4 aimed at those who forego college
Fifth graders take to the dance floor	St. Paul's School for Girls 'flips' for teaching technique

Council Comment: Marks discusses proposal to establish open space zoning	Balto. Co. spending could grow by $47.5 million next year
Appeals court dismisses challenges to city's approval of 25th Street Station	Loch Raven mountain bikers welcome council resolution, but compromise on trails remains elusive

Make your Valentine's Day sizzle with steak	Feb. 1: 'The Voice' that matters
Super Bowl TV: Good game, nasty ads, pathetic half-time show	WBAL news may be losing its edge

Sweet Frog frozen yogurt's first Maryland store in Catonsville	Giant to buy two Fresh & Green's supermarkets in Baltimore
Financial advisor sentenced in scheme to defraud clients	Halethorpe wiper blade company seeks bond for expansion and renovation

Hudson's Corner: Residents lie low as media frenzy follows the dark side of city life	From Where I Sit: Weighing options of how to embrace weight loss challenges
Letter: Constitutional amendment only means to make certain districts are drawn fairly	Letter: Maryland must pass laws that keep criminals behind bars