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Maryland courts remove police officer’s names from database, causing outrage among lawyers, journalists, and other advocates for transparency
As Baltimore’s new police commissioner Darryl De Sousa calls for transparency in the wake of…
The Living and Real Estate Beat: Under Armour and ESPN to build basketball courts, the Lord Baltimore changes its pets policy, and more
In the Most Important News since it was announced a while back that GrubHub would…
Op-Ed: The Handicapped Guy in the Room
“To make a reservation two to seven days from now, please press two.” I press…
City Council, encouraged by activists, moves forward with bill to limit crude oil terminal expansion
Five years ago, a crude oil train derailed in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec and the resulting fire…
The Unspoken War in Baltimore: The difference between conversations about gun violence in Baltimore versus Parkland
Baltimore has been at war with gun violence as long as we can remember. There’s…
Chase Brexton, staff reach bargaining agreement—move follows tumultuous time at Baltimore health facility
Chase Brexton Health Care and its 135 employees who are represented by 1199SEIU reached a…
New bill to create safe consumption spaces for heroin users would save lives and money
The heroin crisis in Baltimore has generated political support for safe consumption spaces, facilities where…
Week In Review: Mo’Nique was right, the police spy plane is back and it’s woke now, new commish confirmed, and more
-Acting Police Commissioner Darryl De Sousa has been confirmed as the city’s next commissioner outright.…
Ryan Dorsey, sole councilperson to vote no on new commissioner says “enough is enough”
After last week’s confirmation hearing for Commissioner Darryl De Sousa, a hearing which some activists…