Maryland

The plans, once thought to be dead, will connect several counties in lower Maryland.

A judge orders the Carroll County Planning and Zoning Commission to approve 254 townhouses or face jail.

Through a public and private community effort, a Baltimore public housing project receives a long-awaited playground.

Architects asked, "How can the spirit of the African-American be expressed in the architecture?"

Several public hearings are planned to discuss the proposed changes to the MTA routes.

A neighborhood group in Baltimore fights out-of-town developers for city contracts to rehab houses, arguing that it does a better job of meeting the community's needs.

Depsite a history of growth management efforts, new Census figures show that Maryland continues to sprawl.

It's landlords versus students and townies as College Park draws the line on rent increases

A Baltimore group looks to increase neighbors' taxes in order to push them out and develop the neighborhood.

A nearly 40-year-old Urban-Rural Demarcation Line reigns in urban growth and successfully promotes infill development in Baltimore County.

While the gap between flourishing and decaying areas is growing, there are signs of a turnaround in Baltimore City.

As Baltimore's housing costs rise, the future for the region's most affordable suburban communities remains uncertain.

Maryland legislature protests governor's plan to borrow heavily to build a new highway.

Baltimore and its suburbs see a rapid increase in housing costs as people flee the high cost living in the nation's capital.

Maryland has enough money to build a proposed multibillion dollar freeway, but only at the expense of dozens of other projects around the state that would have to be cut.

A bill that would have made it easier to build accessory dwelling units across Maryland in order to provide affordable housing was shot down amid fears of overcrowding and traffic.

The Baltimore Efficiency and Economy Foundation has developed a way to sell vacant city-owned properties quickly, providing an opportunity to revitalize depressed neighborhoods.

Downtown redevelopment encompassing 60 acres could be "Baltimore's last chances for new grand-scale development."

Wal-Mart's latest solution to ordinances that limit the size of stores is to build two smaller stores side-by-side.