A Baltimore councilman who sought to hold public hearings on the opioid crisis must wait amid an ongoing feud at City Hall.

Police recruitment and vacant housing are described as two of Baltimore’s biggest challenges by the mayor’s innovation chief.

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s plan to borrow $830 million for maintenance and infrastructure projects around the city was tabled ...

The only member of council that can cancel another’s hearing, City Council President Zeke Cohen had avoided wading into the ...

Aldermen used a parliamentary maneuver to stall the scheduled vote on the $830 million bond that Johnson wants to use to pay ...

In 2015, five Baltimore City Council members proposed a bill that would have upended the mayor’s outsized power over spending ...

A new $25 million Sullivan's grocery store complex in Brandon will create jobs and additional retail space, marking ...

Reisterstown Road Plaza in northwest Baltimore is celebrating its redevelopment with the opening of a new store.

With 65 members, Maryland’s legislative Black Caucus is the largest in the country, and while President Trump argues ...

Resistance is futile,” David Smith, the new owner of The Baltimore Sun, told staffers. But one year later, the staff — and ...

Marylanders are leaning into DEI as the term itself is being weaponized and its initiatives have become a target of the ...

Nearly a month after the tragic shooting of Baltimore City pre-K teacher Anntionette Tunstall-Jennings, her family and ...