Accountabilityby Mark ReutterSep 23, 2026Cost to review IG records requests? Up to $3.6 million, says law department. Nothing if we do it, says IG Cumming
Neighborhoodsby Fern ShenSep 23, 2026Harford Road Overlay bill is back and before its sponsor’s committee tomorrow
Commentaryby Brew EditorsSep 22, 2026Is the Baltimore City Council about to eliminate single-family zoning?
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterSep 21, 2026Judge orders Scott administration to restore database access to the Inspector General and respond to her subpoenas
Business & Developmentby Fern ShenSep 21, 2026Community and labor groups protest Harborplace developer’s secret tax break deal
Crime & Justiceby Brew EditorsSep 18, 2026Baltimore’s Police Accountability Board wades into Conway fracas, calls for greater independence
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterSep 17, 2026Mayor Scott signals he’ll fight any court order that restores powers to the inspector general
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterSep 16, 2026Judge says Scott administration must turn over records to the Baltimore inspector general
Commentaryby Brew EditorsSep 15, 2026The tactics employed by Mayor Scott in the Inspector General lawsuit have an air of desperation
Commentaryby Brew EditorsSep 14, 2026Why the mayor and City Council should assist an MCB exit from Harborplace
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterSep 14, 2026BREAKING: Appellate court denies city’s motion to delay inspector general lawsuit
Media & Technologyby Brew EditorsSep 13, 2026A.I. “slops” over into political cartooning at The Baltimore Sun
Commentaryby Brew EditorsSep 10, 2026The “Highway to Nowhere” wounded West Baltimore – and the current plan doesn’t heal it
Business & Developmentby Mark ReutterSep 9, 2026Secret meetings that positioned Harborplace project for a tax break broke Maryland’s Open Meetings law, news organizations say
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterSep 9, 2026“Isabel reads all my s____ . . . I’m not scared of her ass. AT ALL”
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterSep 9, 2026Previously censored audit of Rocky Point Clubhouse points to charter and code violations by Olszewski-Klausmeier administrations
Commentaryby Francine HalvorsenSep 8, 2026Living near the World Trade Center on 9/11, an artist wrote down what she saw, what she felt
Environmentby Fern ShenSep 5, 2026Move over Bradford pear, the Tuliptree is Baltimore’s new official city tree
by Fern ShenSep 3, 2026Baltimore County’s eviction law, like Baltimore’s, is unconstitutional, advocates say
