Gov. Larry Hogan has long talked a good game about helping Baltimore — he was doing so even before April’s riots — and this week, he finally put the taxpayers’ money where h… ...

In a bid to breathe life back into its beleaguered neighborhoods, Baltimore is selling boarded-up homes for a mere dollar each.

But critics caution that the efforts, as designed, cut off some historically Black and disadvantaged communities in South ...

BALTIMORE -- The more than $147 million investment in creating good-paying, clean jobs and expediting decarbonization and electrification efforts at the Port of Baltimore is a story of "renewal ...

A major announcement out of D.C., as $85 million in federal funding has been approved for the redevelopment of Baltimore's "Highway to Nowhere." ...

LA GRANDE — The La Grande Urban Renewal District is one step from having a 2025-26 general fund in place that would continue to fund all core programming.

In a special election held earlier this month, Talent residents voted against a plan to use tax-increment financing to help fund recovery efforts after the 2020 Almeda Fire.

A wave of optimism followed Baltimore's designation as a tech hub. The federal government has since passed over the city in two funding rounds totaling $700 million.

Baltimore City Council passed a trio of bills requested by developers to alter regulations in order to turn the public park around the Inner Harbor into apartments, retail and parking spots.

Thomas Nicholas Marudas, an urban planner who managed development along Baltimore's harbor and downtown's west side, died of respiratory failure.

The White House on Friday submitted an emergency supplemental funding request to Congress seeking billions of dollars to cover the costs of the collapse of a major bridge in Baltimore and other nee… ...

Thomas Nicholas Marudas, an urban planner who managed development along Baltimore’s harbor and downtown’s west side, died of respiratory failure May 28 at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. The ...