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The B&O Railroad Museum plans a $30 million transformation of its Southwest Baltimore campus to restore a historic railroad repair building, add exhibits and community gathering space and create a new neighborhood-facing entrance.

At 90, a homeowner is thinking of selling their condo to a buyer who would be willing to rent it to them until they die or decide to leave.

Baltimore is about to mark a year since installing speed cameras on Interstate 83.

The rapid development of AI language models has already had a significant impact on various occupations and will likely have even more of an impact going forward. These models are designed to understand and respond to human language, enabling them to perform tasks traditionally handled by human workers and leading to their integration in a wide range of industries. Still, the influence of AI tools on different occupations varies greatly. 

Stanley Pianowski, a department store buyer and Baltimore County Liquor Board administrator, died May 28. He was 87.

A women's health care center is poised to open just outside Cumberland, a few miles from the border with West Virginia, where nearly all abortions are now banned.

Constellation Energy was the only Baltimore-based corporation to make the annual Fortune 500 list after its first full year as an independent company. The energy company, with $24.4 billion in revenue last fiscal year, came in 162nd on Fortune magazine’s annual ranking of the largest U.S. corporations by revenue.

State regulators have ruled in favor of four Baltimore-area insurance brokers who accused Erie Insurance more than two years ago of discriminating by engaging in insurance “redlining” of predominantly Black neighborhoods in the city. Erie unlawfully canceled or rejected business from brokers based on race or other discriminatory or arbitrary reasons, the insurance administration said.