Politicsby Mark ReutterSep 10, 2024

Scott’s campaign treasurer set to become a top city aide despite rocky tenure at EBDI

A former board member says the sweeping redevelopment plan around the East Baltimore campus of Johns Hopkins Medicine is in jeopardy because an inexperienced political insider has gained control of it.

EnvironmentSep 9, 2024

Community irate over latest coal dust storm at CSX Curtis Bay facility

The Maryland Department of the Environment issues a violation notice against the company today.

Crime & JusticeSep 5, 2024

Marilyn Mosby spreads her wings while under home detention

Approved trips include a journey to Boston to challenge her uncle’s involvement in her grandmother’s estate and a New York City speaking engagement for a ministry that focuses on formerly incarcerated women.

Special SeriesPoliticsSep 3, 2024

Fired EBDI officer threatens to sue Mayor Scott for political retaliation

The vice president of East Baltimore Development Inc. says the mayor and his campaign treasurer fired him for supporting Sheila Dixon; emails reveal the inner workings of an organization charged with rebuilding a large swath of East Baltimore.

NeighborhoodsSep 2, 2024

Couple who planted hundreds of trees in Old Goucher decry damage caused by city and BGE contractors

Baltimore still doesn’t have a plan to safeguard street trees and green undergrowth from the ravages of careless utility crews.

Special SeriesCrime & JusticeAug 29, 2024

Marilyn Mosby seeks permission to travel to California for employment training

Lawyer for the federally convicted former Baltimore state’s attorney, who was sentenced to home detention, says the trip is required as part of a tentative job offer.

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Baltimore won’t disclose the agreement it made with D.C. law firm over employee’s heat death

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Accountabilityby Mark Reutter and Fern ShenMay 5, 2022

Baltimore’s former mayor was ordered to give up the house she purchased with illegal Healthy Holly money. Turns out that is not what really happened.

Special SeriesCrime & JusticeAug 29, 2024

Marilyn Mosby stretches “home detention” to the limit – and perhaps beyond

Special SeriesPoliticsAug 28, 2024

Developers and labor unions handed out last-minute bucks in Baltimore’s mayoral primary

NeighborhoodsAug 28, 2024

In Northwest Baltimore, a 125-year-old landmark waits and waits for rescue

Aug 27, 2024

DPW says it may suspend citywide trash collections Wednesday due to high temperatures

Special SeriesAug 26, 2024

Baltimore won’t disclose the agreement it made with D.C. law firm over employee’s heat death

Aug 23, 2024

Reacting to a worker’s on-the-job death, Council members say DPW’s toxic culture problem starts at the top

Aug 22, 2024

Ronald Silver’s family demands answers from the city after his on-the-job death

AccountabilityAug 21, 2024

Documents show Baltimore County was set to build stormwater line to keep county executive’s Chesapeake Bay property dry

Aug 20, 2024

Law firm hired by city after DPW worker’s death represents companies seeking to weaken national workplace heat standard

CommentaryAug 19, 2024

Appeals Board rejects approval of a controversial housing project by Olszewski-promoted judge

Aug 16, 2024

Family criticizes timing of Mayor Scott’s announcement of legal review of sanitation worker’s death

Media & TechnologyAug 14, 2024

Baltimore Sun staffers decry “non-union, sub-standard” Sinclair content in the paper under its new owners

Special SeriesPoliticsAug 13, 2024

Three employees flunk the mayor’s loyalty test, while a fourth gets a job with the sheriff

Aug 13, 2024

Baltimore DPW won’t release information on employee found shot in the leg at maintenance yard

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