Port Covington

Neighborhoods across South Baltimore's Middle Branch of the Patapsco River from Port Covington to Curtis Bay are slated to undergo a major change with new parks, pedestrian trails and restored wetlands.

An informal poll of WYPR/Midday listeners reveals strong disapproval for Port Covington's new name: "Baltimore Peninsula"

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.

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.

Baltimore City Council gave preliminary approval Monday night to a measure that would create a $20 million trust fund aimed at affordable housing. The…

Baltimore officially submitted its proposal today to make Port Covington the site of Amazon’s second headquarters, or HQ2.In an elaborate affair to say…

Baltimore County is close to landing an Amazon distribution center, to be located at Sparrows Point in eastern Baltimore County.When County Economic…

As expected, the Baltimore City Council passed Monday the largest tax financing package for a development in city history.The 12-1-2 vote – for each bill…

The Baltimore City Council gave preliminary approval Monday to a tax financing package for the proposed Port Covington development project. The package is…

The Baltimore City Council will get a look Monday at all three bills that are part of the largest tax financing package for a development project in city…