Ed Gunts

As it prepares to begin construction on the initial phase of its $900 million redevelopment of Harborplace, MCB Real Estate is getting the word out about

Baltimore City is spending more than $1 million to hire a consultant to help determine whether to combine its housing and planning departments.

Harborplace’s owner and general contractor, MCB Real Estate and the Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., on Wednesday held a 90-minute “Subcontractor Outreach Event" to discuss the project's phases and the job opportunities it will create.

The Maryland Science Center first opened 50 years ago at the intersection of Light Street and Key Highway.

In the 13th season of "American Horror Story," John Waters will play a phlebotomist named Mr. Phibes, what appears to be a tribute Vincent Price's character in the 1971 horror-comedy film "The Abominable Dr. Phibes."

Dancers perform in a previous Baltimore/Washington One Caribbean Festival. Photo courtesy Baltimore/Washington One Caribbean Festival.

Baltimore City will have two light shows to celebrate the Fourth of July this year, a fireworks display at the Inner Harbor and a drone show at West Covington Park in south Baltimore.

The Pratt Street Pavilion of Harborplace, home to a variety of shops and restaurants over the years, is taking on a new temporary role even as its owner

The Yard Gym will open at 2001-2003 Greenspring Drive in Timonium. Credit: MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services.

Made in Baltimore, a store that showcases the creativity and craftsmanship of local makers and artists, is saying goodbye to Harborplace.