
The Baltimore Eagle isn’t going to fly until January at the earliest.
The Baltimore Eagle isn’t going to fly until January at the earliest.
The punishment is in for Banditos: Two weeks without a liquor license, starting yesterday, to go with a costly fine.
Federal Hill taco joint and bar Banditos could be fined or have its liquor license suspended or revoked as the result of a May 13 bar fight that left four people wounded, including the alleged assailant.
The developers of Hammerjacks cleared a key hurdle yesterday when Baltimore’s liquor board voted 3 to 0 to approve an arena liquor license for their project at 1300-1320 Russell Street.
Banditos’ co-owners, management and staff have issued a statement about a horrific triple-stabbing in their bar early Saturday morning.
After experiencing two floods in four years, the owners of Nepenthe Homebrew are changing locations and expanding.
Baltimore County detectives investigating child abuse video — Fox45
In first ‘State of the City’ speech, Baltimore Mayor Pugh says stressing education, services and jobs will fight crime – Baltimore Sun
Bill giving the Liquor Board power to order mediation stirs debate – Baltimore Brew
Drone leads police to stolen heavy equipment – ABC2
No. 11 Xavier upends No. 6 Maryland in NCAA tournament’s first round – USA Today
Sunday isn’t a workday on most construction sites, but workers were on duty yesterday at the Sagamore Pendry Baltimore hotel in Fells Point.
Weeks after a pair of high-profile bribery and illicit campaign finance cases involving state officials, Governor Hogan has proposed a handful of measures to fight political corruption and boost government transparency.