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228 minutes: What it feels like to suffer Maryland’s long ER waits, the worst in the nation
Maryland has the longest emergency room wait times in the nation. Patients say it can be a painful and perplexing experience to wait so long for care.
Illustration showing woman in extreme foreground, bending at waist, clutching herself, with radiating jagged lines showing her pain. In background, waiting room chairs and double doors to emergency room.
How to do three classic Baltimore dances: The Spongebob, crazy legs, Cherry Hill
Choreographer TSU Terry explains how to pull off three classic dances tied to Baltimore: the Spongebob, crazy legs, and the Cherry Hill.
Terry "TSU Terry" Wedington performs three classic Baltimore dance moves.
Flood of controversy: Will proposed Ellicott City development mean more rising water?
The Taylor family is facing fierce opposition from residents wary of a development project after flooding in downtown Ellicott City that shuttered businesses and threatened people’s livelihoods. A 2017 hydrological study showed that development partially exacerbated the devastation.
A photo illustration of Taylor Villages properties and a housing contract that prohibits residents from speaking out against future development.
Baltimore harbor water continues to become safer (mostly), as Mr. Trash Wheel goes international
While the harbor is still not safe to swim in, it is markedly cleaner than it was 10 years ago.
Baltimore harbor and gloved hands holding water sample
A mysterious speaker blasted ‘Baby Shark’ on repeat near Baltimore’s harbor. Was it to keep a homeless man away?
A speaker mounted on an East Pratt Street light pole repeatedly played the song 'Baby Shark' at pedestrians last week, possibly to shoo away an unsheltered man from sleeping on the street.
Photo collage for Baby Shark
Baltimore street entertainers say they’re being shortchanged by the city
Baltimore’s street performers say they’re frustrated by the city’s treatment of their art.
Bob Jacobson poses for a portrait
Why is the Inner Harbor that weird color? Green sulfur bacteria are creating a ‘pistachio tide’
We investigated a reader's question about the harbor’s odd color.
A pistachio tide at Fells.
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