Ed Gunts

SAIL250 Maryland and Airshow Baltimore drew more than 600,000 participants, had an estimated economic impact of $114.5 million and generated more than 3.2 billion media impressions, a report shows.

Baltimore’s transportation director is leaving her job, just as city officials are preparing to change downtown traffic patterns and close lanes to make way for the redevelopment of Harborplace.

The "Design Baltimore: Gateways" competition challenges participants to reimagine three traffic corridors to be more welcoming to the public.

The law firm Kollman, Saucier & Jackson has moved from Towson to an approximately 1,500-square-foot space at Executive Plaza in Hunt Valley.

Owners of The Brass Tap Baltimore announced that Aug. 31 will be the last day of business for the craft beer bar and dining spot.

As of Sept. 1, the Baltimore Development Corporation will supplant East Baltimore Development Inc. as the lead organization overseeing revitalization efforts in the 88-acre East Baltimore renewal area north of Johns Hopkins Hospital.

KCI Technologies is moving its corporate headquarters and 300 employees from Sparks to the North Park business community in Hunt Valley.

After nine years, The Brass Tap Baltimore is closing permanently. Owners posted on social media that Aug. 31 will be the last day of business for the craft

A commercial building and parking lot on one of Mount Vernon’s most eclectic and storied blocks sold at auction on Wednesday for $280,900.

Mayor Brandon Scott’s administration is taking a new approach to managing development of the 88-acre East Baltimore renewal area north of Johns Hopkins Hos