As former electeds, this issue really jumped out at us,” says Tom Quirk, a three-term Baltimore County councilman, after reading Brew articles about the clubhouse renovation.

Touting “the amenities of a country club,” GUNTRY has also quietly made its facility north of Baltimore available for the training of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel.

The Baltimore Development Corporation (BDC) today awarded a sweeping tax break for P. David Bramble’s plan to reconfigure Baltimore’s Inner Harbor with commercial, retail and high-rise apartment ...

The latest casualty at Baltimore’s Department of Transportation is its longtime chief of bridge engineering, Scott B. Weaver, sources tell The Brew.

Dealing another setback to the Scott Administration, Judge White rejects city’s argument that her order for documents to be released needed “clarification.” ...

The latest motion by Ebony Thompson appears aimed at delaying or limiting the production of records ordered by Judge White.

Patrick Fleming is shown the door at a transportation department plagued by poor performance and heavy staff turnover.

Last night’s motion raises the stakes in the battle over the independence and investigative powers of the Baltimore’s corruption watchdog.

The watchdog office, like its Baltimore City counterpart, has been under a sustained attack and now is virtually toothless.

City renters have lost furniture, clothing, family photos, medications and their loved ones’ ashes thanks to an ordinance struck down two years ago as unconstitutional.

Residents are invited to submit a photo featuring “our amazing employees or related to public works” for possible inclusion in the 2027 calendar.