At Filbert Street Garden: Fresh produce, eggs, honey and now, Wi-Fi
“FilbertNet,” a partnership with Project Waves offering free Internet at this South Baltimore community hub, launches tomorrow.
NeighborhoodsFeb 25, 2021
Changing course from past mayors, Scott will no longer use a former Sandtown school as a homeless shelter
The Young administration spent $575,000 on plans to continue using the Pinderhughes building as a homeless shelter that the new mayor says will not happen on his watch.
NeighborhoodsFeb 25, 2021
Fate of former school is a source of concern for Sandtown-Winchester
Residents don’t want the strategically located property to be used as a homeless shelter, as two previous mayors have done.
AccountabilityFeb 24, 2021
Presser questioning Baltimore’s inspector general is postponed when it coincides with strippers’ protest
A scheduled news conference by Marilyn Mosby supporters is drowned out by exotic dancers saying they’re being unfairly treated by Covid restrictions.
Business & DevelopmentFeb 23, 2021
Maryland Stadium Authority selects architects and engineers for new Pimlico Race Course
Today’s selection is an important first step to keep racing in Baltimore and bring private investment to a depressed community, proponents say.
AccountabilityFeb 22, 2021
Cumming says she won’t revise her Mosby report despite demands by the state’s attorney to do so
“To me as the investigator, there was never a question” that city travel policy required reporting by elected officials as well as employees, Inspector General says in WYPR interview.
The Drip
Your quick news fix
Feb 16, 2021
Cumming stands her ground, dismissing criticism by Mosby’s lawyers
Feb 10, 2021
CHAP again rejects Jennings’ planned apartment in Woodberry
Feb 3, 2021
Amid pressure from teachers and others, Baltimore schools delay reopening
Jan 20, 2021
City can’t recoup damages caused by police officer’s perjury
Jan 18, 2021
Baltimore schools to begin vaccinating teachers this week
Special Series
Inside City Hall
Feb 22, 2021
Bill Henry hires a Dixon insider to assist in his reform efforts
The Covid-19 Pandemic
Feb 17, 2021
Scott relaxes dining restrictions, noting the coronavirus caseload is dropping
Homelessness and Housing
Feb 2, 2021
Rather than leasing rooms, Baltimore should buy motels to house homeless people
Cold Brew
A refresher from the archives
Joy in Baltimore as Joe Biden wins the presidency
Celebration in the city where the Biden-Harris ticket won 87% of the vote is low-keyed and personal.
Recent Comments
Raheem Muhammad:
#ActiveRevolutionist #TheRealBlackVoice The best way to stop these senseless killings or to get more justice from the outcome…
Karen Lew:
Thank you for posting this recipe. Are you sure you reported the correct amount of fruit? This is…
Karen Lew:
Thank you for posting this recipe. Are you sure you reported the correct measurements for the fruit? This…
TuffTruth:
They don’t have no diverse viewpoint, you just think so as they censor comments to get rid of…
TuffTruth:
uh-on… I just commented an opinion why there should not be section 8 and its being held up…