City attorneys discovered a member of Isabel Mercedes Cumming’s team “had gained unapproved and unfettered access” to files produced by a city Law Department attorney.

Baltimore’s wastewater system is over budget and underfunded, according to a new financial disclosure.

Catherine Barney pleaded guilty for threatening to blow up Baltimore City Hall over water shut-offs.

The new 20-year lease with optional renewals includes $17.8 million in base rent and additional “operating costs” that will be determined annually by the property’s owner.

The proposal, spearheaded by Mayor Brandon Scott’s administration, calls for the city’s tax on ride-sharing services and taxis to increase from 25 cents per ride to 38 cents.

Del. Caylin Young is not resigning from his elected post in the state legislature representing East and Northeast Baltimore.

The deal, known as a project labor agreement, calls for priority hiring of union labor for four projects by the city’s Department of Public Works.

An arrest warrant was issued for Arjun Sharma, 26, of Columbia, who was charged with first-and second-degree murder in the death of Nikitha Godishala, Howard County Police said Sunday.

A 55-year-old man was killed in East Baltimore Saturday, the first homicide of 2026 following another year marked by a notable decline in violence in the city.

With elections on tap in 2026, a replacement will have to wait until 2027.

The Baltimore organization’s taxpayer funding has attracted scrutiny and accusations that it lacks transparency in its spending.

Members of the Baltimore spending board voted unanimously in favor of two items allowing Johns Hopkins University to proceed with more work on its planned Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Institute.

The new lease is significantly easier for the city to break than the previous agreement as Baltimore considers relocating its helicopter fleet.

For those who haven’t been following the legislation closely (and even some who have), here’s what you need to know about the housing package.

The election, a private race voted on only by union members, attracted public scrutiny due to a series of social media posts from Inspector General Isabel Mercedes Cumming.

“No agency is perfect, and we welcome good-faith engagement on how to improve our operations,” Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott wrote to Ivan Bates.

Ivan Bates outlined numerous complaints about the office, according to a seven-page letter sent to Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Tuesday.

Baltimore's BCYF leaders say the changes would limit mission-critical programs, including travel and training.

The bill is the final and most controversial piece of a package of housing bills that have crossed the finish line in recent weeks.

A suite of zoning changes is garnering steam in Baltimore City Council, despite impassioned pushback.