Business

Maryland spent more than $20,000 to mail about 22,000 letters to Hatem Bridge drivers in the past 30 days, warning them that they had been caught speeding on the bridge — and that their E-ZPass accounts could be suspended for two months if they received another violation in the next six months.That isn’t true.

By Colin Campbell

Nov 13, 2019

Stebbins Anderson, a home goods retailer in Towson that opened shortly after the end of the Civil War selling coal, lumber and hardware, will close at the end of the year.

By Lorraine Mirabella

Nov 12, 2019

A Baltimore City Council committee is considering eliminating an unconstitutional regulation that dictates when people can start displaying campaign materials outside their homes and on their lawns.

By Talia Richman

Nov 12, 2019

Two Baltimore Sun editorial board members have been promoted to new leadership positions in the newspaper’s opinion pages, publisher and editor-in-chief Trif Alatzas announced in an email to newsroom staffers Tuesday.

By Colin Campbell

Nov 12, 2019

Less than six months before Maryland Transit Administration began offering bus service to the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore County in September, the plan nearly fell through.

By Colin Campbell

Nov 12, 2019

Businesses and attractions in the Baltimore area are offering discounted prices to active-duty military members and veterans on Monday for Veterans Day.

Businesses and attractions in the Baltimore area are offering discounted prices to active-duty military members and veterans on Monday for Veterans Day.

Port Covington has lots of support, and lots of challenges, but has been moving along.

Board members at the University of Maryland Medical System have filed financial disclosures with state regulators for the first time since news of deals between the system and a third of its directors rocked the hospital network, dismantled its leadership team and helped take down Baltimore’s mayor last spring.

By Kevin Rector

Nov 8, 2019

Under Armour’s disclosure of a federal accounting probe may have left some wondering not only about the future of the struggling brand but about the future of the massive South Baltimore development backed by Under Armour’s founder, Kevin Plank.

By Lorraine Mirabella

Nov 7, 2019

Developers and designers are moving forward with the ambitious $889 million plan to redevelop a swath of East Baltimore into a mixed-income community.

By Hallie Miller

Nov 7, 2019

Under Armour shareholders allege in a lawsuit that executives of the sports apparel brand misled investors by inflating revenue growth

By Lorraine Mirabella

Nov 7, 2019