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by Mark ReutterJun 14, 2022

City to spend $62,000 to train BPD commanders at Boston institute affiliated with Baltimore’s police commissioner

by Fern ShenJun 13, 2022

Nick Mosby challenges Ethics Board ruling that he engaged in improper fundraising

by Fern ShenJun 13, 2022

Back River staff is disorganized, demoralized and sometimes asleep on the job, state report finds

Accountabilityby Mark ReutterJun 9, 2022

Trash haulers’ fundraiser for Olszewski paved the way for a major change in county waste handling program

Environmentby Fern ShenJun 7, 2022

Progress report on Baltimore’s failing Back River sewage plant, due yesterday, has not surfaced

Neighborhoodsby Mark ReutterJun 6, 2022

Backed-up sewage befouls West Baltimore church’s baptismal pool

Politicsby Brew EditorsJun 5, 2022

Another display of Tammany Hall, Towson-style

Environmentby Fern ShenJun 3, 2022

Among the problems at Patapsco plant: potentially explosive substances in the sewage sludge

Neighborhoodsby Fern ShenJun 2, 2022

City-owned vacant collapses onto West Baltimore community garden

Accountabilityby Mark ReutterJun 1, 2022

Erin Smyth contract approved by BOE with no discussion

Accountabilityby Mark ReutterMay 31, 2022

Former city purchasing agent, who left under a cloud, is set to be rehired as consultant

by Fern ShenMay 27, 2022

“Those guys that robbed me – the police came after the fact”

by Mark ReutterMay 26, 2022

Under its acting director, Baltimore County’s biggest department sees an exodus of senior staff

Accountabilityby Mark ReutterMay 25, 2022

Chris McCollum is no longer on the Baltimore County payroll – 10 months after he left his job

Culture & Artsby Fern ShenMay 25, 2022

29th Street rowhouses are gone – but live on via 3-D modeling

by Mark ReutterMay 23, 2022

Low-wage Baltimore County employees were excluded from a January pay increase

Business & Developmentby Fern ShenMay 23, 2022

Baltimore housing: No penalties for developer who destabilized – then demolished – historic townhouse

Educationby Brew EditorsMay 20, 2022

We’ve been working hard in the city for free, including on the Covid-19 front lines

Business & Developmentby Mark ReutterMay 19, 2022

Ousted as Port Covington’s developer, Marc Weller leaves behind a $650 million “game changer” in search of occupants

Accountabilityby Brew EditorsMay 18, 2022

Mosby legal defense fund was on a collision course with the IRS