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by Mark ReutterJan 7, 2025

EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Kamala Harris campaign aide becomes Mayor Scott’s new spokesman

Politicsby Mark ReutterJan 7, 2025

Kathy Klausmeier set to replace Johnny Olszewski as Baltimore County executive

Environmentby Brew EditorsJan 6, 2025

Maryland shuts down under a heavy snowstorm

by Brew EditorsDec 24, 2024

A pause to relax and reflect

Media & Technologyby Fern ShenDec 21, 2024

Brandishing fliers that call David Smith a union buster, a Baltimore Sun journalist confronts newspaper owner

by Fern ShenDec 20, 2024

Two Baltimore courthouses are closed after Legionella bacteria is confirmed today

Commentaryby Brew EditorsDec 20, 2024

Investigation into secret pension payment to firefighter with ties to Olszewski fizzles out

Accountabilityby Fern ShenDec 18, 2024

County IG report on secret payment to ex-firefighter absolves Olszewski

by Mark ReutterDec 17, 2024

Second grant to Associated Black Charities was “a duplicative error” by Nick Mosby’s office

Accountabilityby Mark ReutterDec 17, 2024

BOE set to give Associated Black Charities another $150,000 from obscure Council fund

Crime & Justiceby Mark ReutterDec 16, 2024

Marilyn Mosby heads to Texas on her new job while under home detention

by Mark ReutterDec 11, 2024

Baltimore’s water and sewer rates are set to rise sharply in 2025

by Fern ShenDec 11, 2024

After system flushing, new tests show no elevated Legionella levels at 300 West Preston Street

Crime & Justiceby Fern ShenDec 11, 2024

Pugnacious, accomplished, at times offensive: Luigi Mangione’s grandfather was often in the news

Accountabilityby Mark ReutterDec 10, 2024

Inspector General Cumming seeks a second term tonight. Her first one was a smashing success

by Fern ShenDec 5, 2024

New testing finds Legionella at two District Court buildings as well as all of State Center

Accountabilityby Mark ReutterDec 4, 2024

EXCLUSIVE: Nick Mosby hands out $1 million to favored businesses and nonprofits on his last day in office

by Mark ReutterDec 4, 2024

Enoch Pratt Library workers reach wage settlement as talks on alleged poor working conditions continue

by Fern ShenDec 3, 2024

State Center buildings to close again amid continued Legionella findings and employee complaints

by Mark ReutterDec 2, 2024

On last day of term, Baltimore City Council is poised to pass some major legislation