It’s not that the job has become harder. It is that it has become impossible,” the lawyer representing the watchdog agency tells Judge Pamela White.

The pipe break or leak, down the hill from Tudor Arms Avenue, near the Wyman Park Apartments, is sending the substance into a stream that’s a tributary of the Jones Falls and Chesapeake Bay.

Weak permit allowed north Baltimore facility to begin operations without requiring it to pass emissions tests, she says, calling on Maryland to amend it ...

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

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

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.

No decision was made about the complaint against Ronald Rosenbluth, who said, “I don’t recall” shouting at an elderly Malcolm Ruff supporter.

State Party Chair Steuart Pittman says Rosenbluth, an avid Dalya Attar supporter, violated the party’s code of conduct.

Belair-Edison residents sent multiple emails, made multiple 311 complaints and watched as violations and fines piled up but the garbage remained – finally, they gave up on city government and took ...

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 ...

Retired Baltimore City Solicitor and former U.S. Appeals Court Judge Andre M. Davis has issued a sharp rebuke to his successor’s claim that the Maryland Public Information Act (MPIA) restricts the ...

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