The tactics employed by Mayor Scott in the Inspector General lawsuit have an air of desperation
How far are the mayor and his legal team willing to go to try to handcuff Baltimore’s corruption watchdog? [OP-ED]
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Special SeriesSep 14, 2026
Why the mayor and City Council should assist an MCB exit from Harborplace
At bare minimum, Baltimore officials must forbid demolition of the Harborplace pavilions until the roughly $500 million needed in private funding is secured by MCB Real Estate. [OP-ED]
Sep 10, 2026
The “Highway to Nowhere” wounded West Baltimore – and the current plan doesn’t heal it
We don’t need playgrounds, gardens and murals. We need a functioning commercial corridor to help us rebuild the safe and thriving communities we deserve. [OP-ED]
Sep 8, 2026
Living near the World Trade Center on 9/11, an artist wrote down what she saw, what she felt
“The unspeakable has happened.” Francine Halvorsen, now a Baltimore resident, was in her home 700 feet from the South Tower when terrorists attacked.
Aug 13, 2026
They called for help. The system called their deaths inevitable
A new ACLU of Maryland report on fatal police encounters shows we must act to prevent medical or mental health emergencies from escalating into tragedies. [OP-ED]
Aug 3, 2026
Lawsuit by Olszewski administration, filed against a former top aide, is revealed for what it was: A charade
County Executive Kathy Klausmeier approved the $100,000 settlement with Patrick Murray in a case that she and her predecessor, Johnny Olszewski, never wanted to win. [OP-ED]
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