A dinosaur of a zoning dispute, the Harford Road Royal Farms case, is back
Residents say a 24-hour gas station and convenience store near a library and an elementary school is still wrong for their corner of northeast Baltimore.
Crime & JusticeSep 20, 2023
Care facility staffer pleads guilty to first-degree assault in death of Ellsworth Johnson-Bey
Obiageriaku Jane Iheanacho was caught on video at the Autumn Lake Post Acute Care Center in Baltimore pushing and striking 75-year-old “Brother Bey.”
CommentarySep 19, 2023
Acting City Solicitor has no authority to appeal a state order to release the Mosby donor names to media
Only the custodian of the records in the case, the Baltimore Board of Ethics, can decide to file an appeal and, so far, it hasn’t voted to do so [OP-ED]
EnvironmentSep 18, 2023
After floodwaters wreck a dry cleaner and other businesses, residents say the city ignored years of pleas for help
With worsening storms amid climate change, Baltimore neighborhoods with long-known flooding issues say a focused effort and big ticket fixes are needed.
Crime & JusticeSep 13, 2023
Raw emotion from a grieving mother stops Brooklyn Day hearing cold
Krystal Gonzales told the room what it was like to find her daughter dead and then to realize that Baltimore police could have prevented it.
Special SeriesSep 13, 2023
Conflicts abound at an Ethics Board that relies on a political appointee for legal advice
The appeal announced by Baltimore’s acting solicitor would be the first time a state ruling in a PIA case is challenged.
The Drip
Your quick news fix
Sep 15, 2023
Baltimore Housing Authority says it owes much less in unpaid water bills
Sep 13, 2023
Teen arrested for firing a weapon at several people during the Brooklyn Homes mass shooting
Aug 4, 2023
Scott postpones Worley confirmation hearing, announces series of community meetings
Jun 16, 2023
Nick Mosby’s spokeswoman, Monica Lewis, is leaving city government
Jun 9, 2023
Baltimore air quality improves after two days of record-setting pollution
Special Series
Inside City Hall
Sep 13, 2023
Conflicts abound at an Ethics Board that relies on a political appointee for legal advice
Strong City
Aug 12, 2023
Since the Strong City Baltimore meltdown, only “some semblance of justice,” a bitter ex-client says
Marilyn and Nick Mosby
Jul 21, 2023
BREW EXCLUSIVE: Marilyn Mosby files for divorce
Cold Brew
A refresher from the archives
Low-income city residents disproportionately impacted by weak stormwater permit, environmentalists say
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation and Blue Water Baltimore plan appeal after a judge rejects their petition challenging Baltimore’s “ineffective” permit.
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