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A new Baltimore-based organization aims to provide mentorship, networking, educational tools and resources for tech entrepreneurs who anchor their companies here.
- Baltimore developer The Cordish Cos. is one of two finalists to bring a casino resort to Richmond, Virginia.
- John J. Ariosa Jr., the founder of what became Sheffield Institute for the Recording Arts and a former resident of Phoenix in Baltimore County, died April 11 at Sarasota Memorial Hospital in Sarasota, Florida, of a massive infection. He was 71.
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- Both Lyric administrators and a family spokeswoman say this ends the dispute and they will move on.
- Under Armour plans to redevelop its waterfront land in Port Covington as a global headquarters by 2025, consolidating all 1,700 Baltimore-based employees and making the remote work that began with the pandemic a permanent fixture.
- Carl A. “Skip” TenHoopen Jr., retired president of the Annapolis Bank and Trust Co., has died at 94.
- William H. Dreyer Jr., a retired industrial and interior designer who was a master model builder and a collector of model cars, died April 9 at Stella Maris Hospice. The Rodgers Forge resident was 85.
- Karida Collins' Neighborhood Fiber Co., a Baltimore-based hand-dyed yarn company, has a famous customer in Kamala Harris and a history that has unrolled over 15 years.
- Andrew Saul, one of the few remaining holdovers from the Trump administration, said through a spokesman that he intends to lead the Baltimore County-based Social Security Administration until his term ends in 2025.
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- Andrew Saul, one of the few remaining holdovers from the Trump administration, said through a spokesman that he intends to lead the Baltimore County-based Social Security Administration until his term ends in 2025.
- The university has been using the BioFlash about 10 times a week for the past six weeks to detect the presence of COVID-19 in dorms, locker rooms, classrooms, research labs and other areas.
- CFG's new nonprofit will provide nursing training to people looking to start careers in health care.
- John C.B. Kirby Sr., a retired businessman, died April 3 at St. Joseph’s Nursing Home in Catonsville of complications from dementia He was 85.
- Deputy Director James R. Nielsen will then become acting director while Republican Gov. Larry Hogan’s appointments office searches for Gordon Medenica’s successor.
- Known as Open Checkbook, the web-based database offers information on Baltimore City’s spending and allows users to break down information by agency and vendor.
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- Both Lyric administrators and a family spokeswoman say this ends the dispute and they will move on.
- Here's a daily round up of the coronavirus news in the state of Maryland.
- City Councilman Ryan Dorsey wants to block any new gas stations from opening up in Baltimore, a proposal he introduced as a way to attack the fossil fuel infrastructure and give food deserts a better chance at luring grocery stores.
- A man who killed a manager and wounded two workers at a Long Island grocery store was a “troubled employee” who had been reprimanded in recent months for threatening and sexually harassing colleagues, police said Wednesday.
- Andrew Saul, one of the few remaining holdovers from the Trump administration, said through a spokesman that he intends to lead the Baltimore County-based Social Security Administration until his term ends in 2025.
- Baltimore residents condemned the city’s proposed budget, specifically a $28 million increase in funding for the city police department, during the city’s annual Taxpayers’ Night on Wednesday.
