Transportationby Mark ReutterAug 25, 2026Following director’s path, chief of staff at Baltimore DOT exits
Accountabilityby Fern ShenAug 24, 2026BREAKING: Judge denies city’s request for reconsideration in Baltimore inspector general lawsuit
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterAug 20, 2026Baltimore City Solicitor seeks “clarification” of judge’s order in inspector general lawsuit
Neighborhoodsby Fern ShenAug 19, 2026Baltimore joins TV tower lead paint lawsuit, while lead chips flake off city-owned bridges
Crime & Justiceby Brew EditorsAug 17, 2026Most of Baltimore’s Police Accountability Board is up for reappointment – critics see political interference
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterAug 14, 2026Judge rules in favor of Baltimore’s inspector general, denies city’s motion to dismiss
Neighborhoodsby Fern ShenAug 14, 2026City plan to acquire vacants in Westport, long sought by residents, suddenly stalls
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterAug 12, 2026Mushrooms and mold found inside former hotel repurposed for housing the homeless
by Mark ReutterAug 10, 2026Architect and key coordinator of Baltimore’s violence reduction strategy resigns
Neighborhoodsby Fern ShenAug 7, 2026Crematorium that had two visible smoke releases in July conducts MDE-required stack testing
Neighborhoodsby Fern ShenAug 6, 2026Johns Hopkins agrees to pay for parking enforcement, but critic says DSAI agreement is otherwise flawed
Crime & Justiceby Mark ReutterAug 5, 2026$11 million paid to Baltimore man who spent 25 years in prison on fabricated murder charges
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterAug 5, 2026Tracing some of the money the Scott administration spends without BOE approval by declaring an “emergency”
Commentaryby Brew EditorsAug 3, 2026Lawsuit by Olszewski administration, filed against a former top aide, is revealed for what it was: A charade
Environmentby Fern ShenJul 29, 2026MDE issues a pollution violation, but says source of the discharge into Stony Run remains unknown
Accountabilityby Fern ShenJul 28, 2026Saying she’s “obsessed” with IG independence, judge hears the Scott administration’s argument for curtailing it
