In 2016, Baltimore City leaders passed a measure that would allow any resident to obtain a municipal identification card. They Read More
It seems the boil water advisory centered in west Baltimore is starting to take a toll on one of the Read More
Two days after the city first announced that E. coli had been found in tap water samples taken in West Read More
Dollar General plans to open a “DG Market” — a store that primarily sells groceries — on Main Street in Read More
A Baltimore Circuit Court judge has ruled in favor of the Baltimore City Board of Elections, upholding the board’s decision Read More
U.S. Rep. David Trone said Wednesday that $4.8 million in funding for a new Fayette Street bridge is included in Read More
Colons and Cosmopolitans don’t usually go together, but a line from the “Sex and the City 2” movie popped into Read More
Baltimore’s spending board approved a $575,000 settlement Wednesday stemming from an arrest made by members of the city’s Gun Trace Read More
Rocky Brown was known for pushing the city to meet the needs of youth in the Bocek/Madison-Eastend neighborhoods in East Read More
The Harford County Council held its first legislative session of the new fiscal year Tuesday evening. The council introduced two Read More
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