Baltimore residents fed up with proposed utility rate increases: ‘Will the rates go back to normal?’
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) held its first public meeting Thursday related to its proposed utility ...
Government watchdogs say Cleveland City Council drew new ward maps in secret
Cleveland City Council’s decision to approve new ward maps without holding a public hearing or debate on the redrawn boundaries is drawing criticism from government watchdogs who accuse council ...
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Reconfiguration of N Kerby Ave offramp to be studied with federal planning grant
The North Kerby Avenue offramp tore out dozens of homes in the 1970s between N Mississippi and Vancouver avenues.
$30M plan will turn downtown Baltimore hotel into affordable housing
A former downtown Baltimore Embassy Suites hotel that closed during the pandemic will be converted into 303 affordable housing units by summer 2026 under a new owner’s $30 million plan. The St. Paul ...
SUN: Baltimore City Council president eyes big changes to spending board
Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen is the latest local official to revive calls for sweeping changes to the city’s ...
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Mayor Scott to Nominate Land Use Expert Jon Laria as Chair of Baltimore City Planning Commission
Mayor Brandon Scott plans to nominate Jon Laria to chair Baltimore's Planning Commission, recognizing his extensive ...
Baltimore City Council president eyes big changes to spending board
Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen plans to reintroduce a bill this year to examine best practices on city spending.
Embattled Baltimore developer faces city lawsuit over code violations
The city is seeking to get the developer to comply with trash and sanitation laws at one of its Mt. Vernon properties.