The shared Baltimore campus overhaul covers 681,200 square feet, but officials still need to close a nine-figure funding gap.

The 62,000-square-foot Gwynns Falls mill complex traces its roots to a 1759 grist mill.

A Reginald F. Lewis Museum screening drew Ta-Nehisi Coates for a fireside chat on Baltimore's heirs' property crisis.

Gov. Wes Moore joined county leaders Monday to break ground on a mixed-use development, with a $56 million garage as its first phase.

The old Brown's Motel site on Baltimore National Pike now offers a yoga room, dog wash station and pond-side trail.

The 757-room Hilton Inner Harbor hit a record-low occupancy in 2025 and still hasn't sent the city a single dollar.

Baltimore County plans to transfer the historic mansion to a preservation nonprofit, backed by $250,000 and nearly $93,000 raised by neighbors.

Westminster's Northern Landfill grows by 46 acres as the county tries to stop shelling out millions to haul trash elsewhere.

Southwest Visions says the Mellor Avenue armory has environmental issues that could make fixing it cost prohibitive.

The Mt. Washington Pizza & Subs & Indian Cuisine property on Kelly Avenue is now listed, as citywide retail vacancies hit a notable high.

The Edward Durell Stone-designed dorms would give way to a performance and health center, while Hopkins already shifted students into the former Waterloo Place apartments.

Williams Estates residents blame the Walmart-anchored project for floods, rats and unresolved toxic chemical fears.

Carroll County planners voted down the 650-unit Carroll Highlands project days after the developer sued the county over delays.