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by Brew EditorsJul 9, 2025

June heat wave sent hundreds to Maryland ERs, caused seven heat-related deaths in a single week

Accountabilityby Mark ReutterJul 8, 2025

Baltimore police evacuate forensic processing bays after parking garage ceiling starts to crumble

by Mark ReutterJul 7, 2025

Mayor Scott’s chief spokesman steps down after six months on the job

by Fern ShenJul 3, 2025

Nancy S. Grasmick State Education Building entrance closed after masonry falls

Accountabilityby Mark ReutterJul 3, 2025

Millions spent on City website redesign being handled by company with close ties to Mayor Scott

Media & Technologyby Fern ShenJul 1, 2025

Baltimore Sun fires its longtime cartoonist, Kevin “KAL” Kallaugher

Accountabilityby Mark ReutterJun 30, 2025

Former CEO of Strong City Baltimore pleads guilty to misdemeanor as larger federal investigation fades away

by Mark ReutterJun 30, 2025

Second part of 19% water and sewage rate increase in Baltimore will kick in tomorrow

Commentaryby Brew EditorsJun 30, 2025

An unacceptable lack of candor about a Baltimore County zoning bill

Neighborhoodsby Brew EditorsJun 27, 2025

In Station North, new life for an old funeral parlor

by Fern ShenJun 26, 2025

Baltimore County IG selection panel goes quickly into closed session

Accountabilityby Mark ReutterJun 26, 2025

Ex-Hogan cabinet secretary drafted zoning legislation that could benefit his Baltimore County estate

Neighborhoodsby Fern ShenJun 23, 2025

Opponents say Johns Hopkins DSAI building project does not need to cut down neighborhood trees

Crime & Justiceby Mark ReutterJun 20, 2025

Released from home detention, Marilyn Mosby is participating in weekend event at Empowerment Temple

Environmentby Fern ShenJun 19, 2025

New survey asks: Dear Baltimore residents, what do you think about deer?

Neighborhoodsby Fern ShenJun 18, 2025

“We live with what they did to us every day,” Poppleton leader says after lawsuit against city and developer is dismissed

Crime & Justiceby Mark ReutterJun 17, 2025

Baltimore man wrongfully convicted of 2004 murder to get $375,000 city settlement

Business & Developmentby Edward Ericson Jr.Jun 17, 2025

Scions of two politically plugged-in Baltimore families battle over $1 million of alleged debt

Neighborhoodsby Fern ShenJun 16, 2025

Poppleton’s recreation center has reopened. But can the city bring back people to use it?

Politicsby Fern ShenJun 16, 2025

For Baltimore immigrants, showing up for the “No Kings” protest felt both urgent and perilous