Citing a history of unkept promises, two West Baltimore activists worry that funds to lessen the impact of the infamous roadway won’t result in tangible improvements to their neighborhoods.

Nearly all of the infamous highway will remain in place under the latest plan. The proposed design changes will do little to spur urgently needed development.

When the Baltimore Sun’s new owners moved the staff into office space in Harbor East late last year, they hung photos on the walls emblazoned with pithy quotes from famous deep thinkers: Cicero, ...

Jennifer Bishop has lived and photographed in Baltimore City since 1975. She published a weekly stand-alone photograph in Baltimore’s City Paper for 17 years. These photos were described as “small, ...

E’vaa Sewell accidentally shot herself with a gun in her grandmother’s house, leaving family and friends bereft.

An employee, since terminated, approved more than $200,000 in credits without authorization and, for months, without detection, the report finds.

DPW and other agencies failed to pay their own water bills over a two-year period, Budget Chief Laura Larsen tells a City Council committee.

Full text of the statement The Brew received Feb. 1 from MICA president Fred Lazarus IV: Thank you for your email concerning designated bike lanes on Mt. Royal Avenue. For many years, MICA has been ...