Kudos to the developers for erecting beaucoup square feet. But the place still feels like a neighborhood waiting to happen.

Twenty-five years after Lenny Kling’s death, his sister reflects on grief, accountability and redemption in Baltimore’s justice system and how her career path – as a public defender, then city prosecutor – brought her to a place of peace.

The Baltimore DPW and other workers who scored an upset victory in last month’s union election say they are being kept in the dark and sidelined by top AFSCME officials.

Back in 2002, Baltimore entered into a consent decree with the EPA to end raw sewage overflows into local streams and the harbor. Delayed once, the city now wants another 16-year extension.