Sitting Senator Dalya Attar pitches voters with a flood of mailings and signs, while challenger Malcolm Ruff points to his strengths and the sordid details of her federal indictment.

Another twist in the convoluted saga that unfolded after Baltimore County’s watchdog IG began investigating the handling of a prominent developer’s planned tennis barn.

David Bramble’s plans for a massive apartment and retail complex at Baltimore’s Pratt and Light streets would alter longstanding priorities for public open space there. A SPECIAL Brew report.

Just as the Trump administration orders the removal of exhibits related to slavery from national parks and museums, the Presbytery of Baltimore has taken a big step toward acknowledging the history of ...

About 150 people gathered in downtown Baltimore tonight to demand justice for Alex Pretti and call for an end to the immigration crackdown that has sent armed federal agents into Minneapolis as well ...

Riders of rented e-bikes and e-scooters made more than 1.6 million trips in Baltimore last year. While the largest percentage of those rides occurred in the central part of the city, there was ...

Confusion and conflict over the upcoming election at Local 6368, a new unit representing Maryland Department of Transportation supervisors, are similar to the turbulent election at Local 44 ...

Preliminary information points to an electrical issue during a contractor-led project at the city-run south Baltimore facility.

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 ...

Kelly Madigan, Baltimore County’s first inspector general who clashed at times with former county executive Johnny Olszewski, his top aides and members of the County Council, was told yesterday that ...

The battle between residents and Johns Hopkins University over tree cutting for its planned data science complex on the southwest side of campus will be flaring in City Hall this morning, as the ...