by Brew EditorsJan 11, 2019
Furloughed federal workers get a break on late Baltimore water bills
Late fees will be waived and payment plans set up to help those hurt by the U.S. government shutdown, Mayor Pugh says.
The Drip
Special SeriesDec 14, 2018
DPW explains why Baltimore’s Jones Falls turned green today
A worker investigating a water main break put dye into a storm drain, agency says.
Nov 8, 2018
John Waters taking on City Hall: How Divine!
Filmmaker plans to testify on behalf mural in Mount Vernon, made without city permission.
Oct 30, 2018
VIDEO: 10-year-old “squeegee boy” hit by car on President Street
The boy, whose injuries were “minor,” darted in front of a car and was “at fault,” according to the police report.
Oct 29, 2018
Five vote “no” as City Council approves $21 million for police overtime
“We’re supposed to believe that because the Council has been holding oversight hearings that somehow we have made our point, and the BPD and the administration are going to act better,” asks Councilman Ryan Dorsey.
Oct 15, 2018
Affordable Housing Trust Fund passed by City Council
The bill was one of three measures ballyhooed tonight as progressive steps for Baltimore.
Older Stories
Aug 11, 2018
AFRAM returns as two-day event
Jul 17, 2018
Oaks gets 3½ years for accepting bribes
