Back in 2011 when Maryland classified trash incineration as “renewable energy” – elevating it to the same status as solar and wind and subsidizing it to the tune of millions of dollars per year – two ...
A recent federal funding award to fix West Baltimore’s “Highway to Nowhere” will likely have the opposite effect from what city, state and federal officials claim they want. First and foremost, the ...
It was a masochistic move on a day with record-setting triple digit heat, but The Brew journeyed down to Washington D.C. on Friday, July 3, to see what our nation’s capital looked and sounded like on ...
When Seawall Development last month announced its intention to purchase property alongside Baltimore’s beleaguered Jones Falls and develop it with community input, stakeholders imagined a lush, green ...
A bill to give government agencies greater power to deny public information requests – allowing agencies, for example, to ignore for an unspecified period of time all of the requests of individuals or ...
It was an ominous sign. While traveling through the Govans neighborhood on Monday at noontime, Lisa Polyak observed smoke coming from the rear of the Vaughn Greene Funeral Home on York Road. A retired ...
Trying to get in front of an issue that’s dogged him, Cohen calls for a one-year ban on data centers
Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen has introduced legislation that would temporarily ban data centers in Baltimore, citing the kind of concerns that already have spawned similar moratoriums ...
An outspoken member of Baltimore’s Police Accountability Board is suing over his removal from a committee that decides disciplinary outcomes for police officers, a new escalation in a simmering fight ...
Baltimore civil rights leader Annie Chambers, a champion of the city’s poor, working class families and those experiencing homelessness, has died. “She was a soldier for God, justice and for all ...
Marvin James, Mayor Brandon Scott’s former campaign manager who went on to consult with other campaigns while employed full-time by Scott’s office, is leaving city government and making his political ...
Baltimore’s towering, 41-year-old trash incinerator is being shut down for what operators call once-in-a-decade maintenance, temporarily disrupting city trash collection and other solid waste ...
Confirming rumors that have swirled for weeks, Seawall Development announced it has a contract to purchase two Potts & Callahan properties on Falls Road – one of which had been targeted by Baltimore ...
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