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San Diego City Council to Vote on Billionaire Stan Kroenke's Midway Rising Redevelopment Project

San Diego City Council to Vote on Billionaire Stan Kroenke's Midway Rising Redevelopment Project

San Diego City Council to Vote on Billionaire Stan Kroenke's Midway Rising Redevelopment Project
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Parkersburg Property at 714 Market Street Not Designated as Opportunity Zone

Parkersburg Property at 714 Market Street Not Designated as Opportunity Zone

Parkersburg Property at 714 Market Street Not Designated as Opportunity Zone
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Ravens trade deadline: Tracking all the news and rumors

Ravens trade deadline: Tracking all the news and rumors

Tracking Ravens trade deadline news, rumors and completed deals, including Jacoby Brissett’s arrival, Derrick Henry’s status and Justice Hill interest
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U.S. Navy and Anduril Partner to Accelerate Submarine Production with New Baltimore Shipyard

U.S. Navy and Anduril Partner to Accelerate Submarine Production with New Baltimore Shipyard

The United States Navy is set to establish a new production facility, named Arsenal-2, in Baltimore, Maryland, to manufacture components for Virginia-class submarines. This initiative is a collaboration between the U.S. government and the American company Anduril. President Trump announced the project in early October. Anduril will be co-responsible for developing the Sparrows Point shipyard, contributing $3.7 billion to the total investment of $6.6 billion, with the U.S. government providing the remaining $2.9 billion. The components produced at Arsenal-2 will be sent to General Dynamics Electric Boat in Connecticut and Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia for final assembly. This investment is projected to create nearly 3,100 new jobs in Maryland and is scheduled to begin operations in 2030. The project has also garnered attention from Australia, as it is expected to mitigate delays in submarine deliveries to Canberra under the AUKUS agreement.
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San Diego City Council to Consider $4.2 Billion Midway Rising Housing Project

San Diego City Council to Consider $4.2 Billion Midway Rising Housing Project

The San Diego City Council is set to consider the Midway Rising housing project, a proposed $4.2 billion development that aims to transform the Sports Arena site into a massive housing, entertainment, and retail complex. This project has a long history, dating back to 2021, and has involved administrative review, community protests, ballot measures, and legal challenges. The council's decision on Monday could mark a new phase for the development, potentially giving the green light for the team to proceed. The project seeks to address the city's housing shortage while also redeveloping the aging Sports Arena property. Financial aspects and potential environmental concerns raised by opponents are key considerations for the council.
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UMBC Graduate Student Association to Host 'Grad Day Out' at Baltimore's Inner Harbor Christmas Village

UMBC Graduate Student Association to Host 'Grad Day Out' at Baltimore's Inner Harbor Christmas Village

UMBC Graduate Student Association to Host 'Grad Day Out' at Baltimore's Inner Harbor Christmas Village
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Baltimore's Downtown Partnership Celebrates Local Businesses Revitalizing Vacant Storefronts Through Boost Program

Baltimore's Downtown Partnership Celebrates Local Businesses Revitalizing Vacant Storefronts Through Boost Program

Baltimore's Downtown Partnership Celebrates Local Businesses Revitalizing Vacant Storefronts Through Boost Program
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Mayor Brandon M. Scott Advocates for Literacy and Historical Education in Baltimore

Mayor Brandon M. Scott Advocates for Literacy and Historical Education in Baltimore

Mayor Brandon M. Scott has emphasized the critical role of reading and comprehensive historical education for young people in Baltimore. In an email statement regarding the 'Reading is Freedom' activation at the Baltimore Book Festival, Mayor Scott highlighted the increasing censorship and book bans occurring nationwide. He asserted Baltimore's commitment to teaching the 'whole truth' of history, believing it will cultivate stronger future leaders. The Mayor's comments align with broader initiatives in Maryland, such as the #ReadMoreMaryland campaign championed by Maryland First Lady Dawn Moore, which aims to engage families and communities in reading. Baltimore City Councilwoman Odette Ramos also played a role in moving the annual book festival to Waverly, underscoring the city's dedication to celebrating books rather than banning them. This collective effort by civic and literary leaders aims to foster a love for reading and critical thinking among the youth, viewing it as a pathway to personal freedom a...
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Saint Paul HRA Solicits Redevelopment Proposals for 310 Maria Avenue in Mounds Station Area Neighborhood Node

Saint Paul HRA Solicits Redevelopment Proposals for 310 Maria Avenue in Mounds Station Area Neighborhood Node

Saint Paul HRA Solicits Redevelopment Proposals for 310 Maria Avenue in Mounds Station Area Neighborhood Node
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Peter Griffith, Father of Melanie Griffith, Had Diverse Career Beyond Acting

Peter Griffith, Father of Melanie Griffith, Had Diverse Career Beyond Acting

Peter Griffith, Father of Melanie Griffith, Had Diverse Career Beyond Acting
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HBO's 'The Wire' Examined for Enduring Relevance and Societal Impact

HBO's 'The Wire' Examined for Enduring Relevance and Societal Impact

HBO's 'The Wire' Examined for Enduring Relevance and Societal Impact
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Encore Global Seeks Event Technical Specialist for Baltimore Marriott Waterfront

Encore Global Seeks Event Technical Specialist for Baltimore Marriott Waterfront

Encore Global Seeks Event Technical Specialist for Baltimore Marriott Waterfront