Three voters have filed a lawsuit to block the Baltimore Police Department from executing an agreement with the Johns Hopkins Read More
For the first time in more than 60 years, Baltimore’s police district map will be overhauled following approval from Baltimore Read More
A proposed bill before the Baltimore City Council would require developers of certain residential buildings that receive subsidies from the Read More
A new study will evaluate connecting the Jones Falls Trail in Baltimore City with the Northern Central Railroad Trail in Read More
While other Baltimore elected officials used the 2022 off-cycle year to build their campaign finance war chests, City Council President Read More
Baltimore region stakeholders and residents can now provide feedback on another set of transit plans aimed at increasing regional connectivity Read More
BetRivers mobile app, part of Rush Street Interactive, is currently legal in 12 states and will soon be adding BetRivers Read More
Lawyers for the Maryland Department of Transportation and a losing bidder on the Interstate 495/I-270 toll lanes project tangled before Read More
Anne Arundel County Council member Allison Pickard doesn’t often get to go shopping alone. She was thankful her children weren’t Read More
The federal government has sold off a rather inhospitable lighthouse in the middle of the Chesapeake Bay for a six-figure Read More
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