The oft-delayed project comes as the city faces a shortfall of rain and a consent decree with state and federal regulators.

That’s not supposed to happen. An activist in the fight against the incinerator wonders if the new equipment is working – and if the state will take any action.

Source describes the fired manager as a “scapegoat” for chronic issues facing the two sewage treatment plants.

Council gives preliminary (but not final) approval for expanded grocery store parking on West North Avenue sought by developer P. David Bramble.

Aligning with successful campaigns across the country, Greater Baltimore Democratic Socialists of America is touting its grassroots causes and endorsed candidates, including school board member Ash ...

Dorsey says he has introduced a replacement bill and will push for its passage to reestablish the overlay district.

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 ...

Fred Shoken stood in the pouring rain outside the Hendler Creamery, poking his camera through the chain-link fence to capture shots of the imposing facade of the 131-year-old red-brick building. Each ...

The battle between residents and Johns Hopkins University over tree cutting for its planned data science complex on the southwest side of campus will be flaring in City Hall this morning, as the ...

City dwellers who complain about losing parking spaces these days are urged to give up their car-centric ways and get in step with efforts to make urban areas denser, more transit oriented and more ...

Julian E. Jones Jr., chairman of the Baltimore County Council, likely violated the county’s electronic communications policy by soliciting campaign contributions on a county email address, a report ...

In the fall of 2020, incoming mayor Brandon Scott surprised environmental groups and disappointed community leaders by reneging on a campaign promise to support ending the city’s practice of sending ...