Under Armour

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, shown delivering his first State of the State address earlier this month, is still working on putting his business investments and assets into a blind trust.

Gov. Moore still working on blind trust plan as he avoids state contract vote about Under Armour

Pam Wood

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said on the campaign trail that he’d put his assets in a blind trust, which means that he would no longer control or make decisions about his investments.

A rendered view depicting the completed Port Covington development project in South Baltimore. (image credit MAG Partners/pc.city)

Programs

Development updates: Progress at Port Covington; other key projects

Tom Hall

MAG Partners CEO MaryAnne Gilmartin discusses her firm's work on the massive South Baltimore development project; then, Baltimore Business Journal's Melody Simmons updates us on other key projects around town.

At the Port Covington development project, new commercial buildings are going up along East Cromwell Street. (photo by Mark Reutter)

Programs

Shakeup in Port Covington's developers: who's out, who's in.

Tom Hall

Baltimore Brew co-editor Mark Reutter explains why Port Covington's master developer was ousted, who's coming in to take the reins, and what the changes could mean for the project.

WYPR News

Sparrows Point’s past helps create jobs today

Sparrows Point, once the home to Bethlehem Steel in Southeast Baltimore County, is starting to come back to life. And more than a year into the Point’s…

WYPR News

One city councilman calls Port Covington a “greased deal”

Baltimore City’s Planning Commission is to take up later today Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank’s controversial proposal to develop 160 acres of Port…