Crime & Justiceby Fern ShenJul 23, 2019Baltimore challenges Appeals Court decision on police gag orders
Crime & Justiceby Fern ShenJul 23, 2019Ending gag orders a step toward reforming Baltimore police, lawmakers say
Business & Developmentby Brew EditorsJul 18, 2019Commercial under consideration to work on new development in Woodberry
Crime & Justiceby Fern ShenJul 18, 2019Scott backs bill ending Baltimore’s use of “gag orders” to settle police misconduct, discrimination suits
Business & Developmentby Mark ReutterJul 17, 2019Construction to start on first phase of the Old Town rebuild
Transportationby Brew EditorsJul 17, 2019Change in Artscape’s boundaries brings fears of snarled traffic in Bolton Hill
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterJul 16, 2019Baltimore’s mayor, out of town one-fifth of the time, is back from Las Vegas today
Business & Developmentby Brew EditorsJul 16, 2019Berg Corp. settles lawsuit against Hendler Creamery developer
Commentaryby Brew EditorsJul 15, 2019An open letter to Jack Young: Open up police brutality settlements to scrutiny
Business & Developmentby Brew EditorsJul 12, 2019Residents scoff at new plans for Woodberry site where stone houses were torn down
by Mark ReutterJul 12, 2019Planning Commission reconsiders its fine against Mercy High School for tree cutting
Crime & Justiceby Brew EditorsJul 11, 2019Baltimore’s gag orders in police misconduct cases unconstitutional, Appeals Court rules
Accountabilityby Mark ReutterJul 11, 2019Police unit thought of using explosives to dislodge boat in harbor
by Fern ShenJul 10, 2019The latest byproducts of Baltimore’s failing infrastructure: a sinkhole and snarled traffic
Business & Developmentby Mark ReutterJul 9, 2019Horseshoe Baltimore revenues take an 18% nosedive in June
Politicsby Mark ReutterJul 8, 2019Young is talking to donors about running for Baltimore mayor in 2020
Transportationby Ed GuntsJul 5, 2019How a bungled bike lane disrupted Artscape and disappointed bike advocates
