Fred Shoken stood in the pouring rain outside the Hendler Creamery, poking his camera through the chain-link fence to capture shots of the imposing facade of the 131-year-old red-brick building. Each ...

Is the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) up to the task of protecting, let alone restoring, the health of the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries? Evidence grows that the agency has allowed ...

At the direction of a “former management employee,” the Baltimore Department of Social Services misused nearly $2 million intended for poor children and did not properly account for another $5.5 ...

Peppered by questions from sanitation workers, Trevor Taylor rose to his feet, casually uttered “no comment,” then settled back in his chair as angry voices rang out: “Why can’t we get answers from ...

If once you don’t succeed, double the asking price and apply under another mayor. This formula is proving a winner for a well-connected nonprofit that’s been snagging millions of public dollars – for ...

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

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.

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

Council gives preliminary (but not final) approval for expanded grocery store parking on West North Avenue sought by developer P. David Bramble.

For the 12-year-old student at St. Francis of Assisi School, wearing a favorite old tee shirt with a gay pride message on “Dress Down Day” was nothing new. She had worn it before on relaxed-dress-code ...

Johns Hopkins University went ahead and did it. It cut down nine trees on Remington Avenue for its Data Science and AI (DSAI) Institute project despite months of protests, a petition with more than ...