Baltimore Sun business reporter covering workplace issues, retail, consumer affairs and other Balt biz news.
Baltimore, United States (Local)
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Lorraine Mirabella predominantly covers local business and real estate topics in Maryland, particularly Baltimore. She frequently reports on government and private sector announcements as well as press releases, often citing data to support her articles.
If you have news related to business developments, property assessments, redevelopment projects or job market trends specifically within the Baltimore area or broader Maryland region, Lorraine may be interested in receiving relevant information for potential coverage. Additionally, if you represent a company making significant announcements or involved in local economic activities such as expansion plans or new ventures within this geographic focus, it could be of interest to her based on her previous reporting.
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By: Lorraine Mirabella
The union representing dockworkers in East Coast U.S. ports is set to return to the bargaining table with maritime employers next month, part of an arrangement reached after a three-day strike was suspended on Oct. 3. The International Longshoremen’s Association and the group representing port operators and shipping companies said Friday that they will resume contract discussions in November ...
As Maryland moves toward eliminating greenhouse gas emissions, home builders have begun pursuing a stringent federal energy efficiency designation that requires cutting-edge features well in excess of current standards.
Baltimore-based T. Rowe Price Group will move later than expected from its prominent downtown office tower of nearly five decades to Harbor East.
By: Lorraine Mirabella
Ban November 1, 2024 Dry, windy conditions have increased fire risk across the state and fueled ongoing wildfires Maryland Forest Service crews work to suppress smoldering leaves from a wildfire in…
By: Lorraine Mirabella
An Owings Mills company that says it’s one of the world’s largest smoke alarm makers was sold for $6 million to a California company amid financial and overseas supply challenges.
Four former Baltimore mayors have joined the current city administration in urging voters to support a ballot question to allow a controversial Harborplace redevelopment plan to move forward.
Candidate Donald Trump vowed, if elected, that the government would cover IVF treatment for all Americans or mandate that insurers pay for the costly medical service.
SunMed Growers, one of the first cannabis growers in Maryland's nascent recreational industry, says it's tapping into consumers' growing desire for alcohol alternatives with a cannabis-infused sparkling water product.
Health advocates want state lawmakers to extend a program that offers health insurance subsidies to young adults on Maryland’s health exchange.. (Kim Hairston/Staff)
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