Councilman Mark Conway’s bill would prohibit new crematoriums from being operated near residential areas – and might just block a controversial one in a Baltimore neighborhood.

A major factor in swaying the library’s board of directors in Chad Helton’s favor was his redemptive life story, Board Chair Christine Espenshade says.

For close to a year, the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services (MOHS) paid twice for meals provided to homeless clients living in a city-subsidized hotel, Baltimore’s Office of Inspector General ...

Baltimore Sun management fired federal courts reporter Madeleine O’Neill on Monday, citing comments she made internally criticizing management’s approach to news coverage under its new owners. “I am ...

For over a decade, Kelly Cross and his husband Mateusz Różański have spent countless hours and over $180,000 of their own money to plant more than 800 trees in the Old Goucher neighborhood. The work ...

Curtis Bay residents, taking a visitor on a tour to explain the impacts of industry on their far South Baltimore community, got a chance to illustrate the issue dramatically when a coal dust storm ...

Mayor Brandon Scott plans to name his former campaign treasurer to a high-level post at City Hall despite resignations and a possible lawsuit arising from his brief term as chair of East Baltimore ...

Federally convicted former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, entering the third month of her one-year sentence of home detention, is attending yet another event, this time across town. Mosby ...

The new standard takes effect two months after the death of Ron Silver II, a Baltimore sanitation worker who collapsed on a woman’s doorstep, begging for water.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott today publicly asserted that opposition to apartment towers along the city’s Inner Harbor waterfront stems from the fact that the developer, P. David Bramble, is Black.