We don’t need playgrounds, gardens and murals. We need a functioning commercial corridor to help us rebuild the safe and thriving communities we deserve. [OP-ED] ...

Former Baltimore Housing Commissioner Alice Kennedy leaves after briefly serving in the mayor’s community affairs office.

Baltimore Business Journal and Baltimore Brew have filed a complaint with the state about closed-door meetings leading to approval of a hefty PILOT tax break for developer David Bramble’s MCB Real ...

EXCLUSIVE: The Brew is publishing the full report by county auditor Elizabeth Irwin, along with this article about its significance.

Isabel Mercedes Cumming says her office does not live-monitor employee emails or “snoop” on other communications, as the mayor has accused her of doing.

The unspeakable has happened.” Francine Halvorsen, now a Baltimore resident, was in her home 700 feet from the South Tower when terrorists attacked.

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.

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 ...

Contracts show the Department of Homeland Security plans to be sending agents to GUNTRY for years to come, as U.S. immigration arrests reach record-setting high.

Six strong candidates vied for the honor, but online voters chose the towering, flowering Liriodendron tulipifera to replace the now frowned-upon Bradford pear.

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.

There are many ways to spend ARPA money. Here’s one – a no-bid contract that has ballooned over time to nearly $12 million.