by Mark ReutterJan 20, 2021
City can’t recoup damages caused by police officer’s perjury
“This is a gross imbalance of what government stands for,” says City Council President Nick Mosby.
The Drip
Jan 18, 2021
Baltimore schools to begin vaccinating teachers this week
In a joint program with Johns Hopkins Medicine, 10,000 teachers and staff receive the Covid-19 vaccine.
Jan 13, 2021
Bill would protect workers who risk Covid-19 to keep their jobs
Coalition backs measure to guarantee “hazard pay” and on the job safeguards for essential workers who face the daily risk of Covid-19.
Special SeriesJan 12, 2021
New administrator addresses Baltimore employees in uncertain times
“I want to assure you we have been monitoring the situation closely” in the wake of the D.C. insurrection, Christopher Shorter says.
Dec 7, 2020
City Council passes two worker retention bills, overriding Mayor Young
Good news for thousands of laid-off hospitality workers.
Nov 10, 2020
CHAP turns down apartment building proposed for Woodberry
In a surprise decision, CHAP overrules its staff and rejects Larry Jennings’ Clipper Road project.
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Aug 3, 2020