A Baltimore jury awarded $1.5 billion to Cherie Craft, who developed mesothelioma, allegedly from J&J's talc-based baby powder. J&J plans to appeal the verdict.

BGE has announced workforce reductions to improve service capacity, affirming a commitment to affordability and reliability, while acknowledging the impact on affected employees.

The Cheesecake Factory will close its Harborplace location in Baltimore on Jan. 24, 2026, affecting 115 jobs. The move reflects the area's retail decline; however, local officials are optimistic about redevelopment efforts.

BJ's Wholesale Club plans to open a new store in the former Walmart location on Putty Hill Avenue in Towson, aiming for a mid-2028 launch pending Baltimore County approvals.

Feast & Fettle is expanding its meal delivery service into Maryland, planning to create 250 jobs with a new facility in Howard County, backed by state and local financial support.

Skateland Putty Hill in Baltimore County is closing after 48 years due to the landlord not renewing the lease, leaving the community to reminisce about the beloved skating venue.

Gasoline prices in Maryland dip below $3 per gallon, with Baltimore averaging $2.96 and the state at $2.99 per gallon, both below the national average of $3.03.

Planet Fitness is set to open a new location in Timonium come November, while The Greene Turtle is planning to close its Towson location due to disturbances and a resulting fine.

Starbucks is closing six stores in Baltimore amid a wider strategy to shut down hundreds of locations in the U.S., Canada, and Europe, according to FOX Baltimore and CBS News Baltimore.

Teavolve Café in Baltimore's Harbor East is closing after 20 years, as announced on Instagram by the owners who expressed their gratitude. The café is known for its teas, local coffee, and diverse menu.

Maryland's Shoppers Food is closing four stores by October 11, as part of a strategy to boost operational efficiency. United Natural Food Inc. is supporting affected employees through the transition.

Wawa is opening a new store in Nottingham on Thursday with festivities including free t-shirts for early guests, complimentary coffee, and a "Hoagies for Heroes" contest.

McLaren Automotive is opening its first U.S. vehicle processing center in Baltimore, representing a $10.5 million investment and creating 20 jobs, aiming to enhance delivery and service for its 26 national dealerships.