A former city planning director and onetime mayoral candidate is the leading candidate to become CEO and president of Baltimore’s economic development arm, The Brew has learned. “Active conversations” ...

Advocates say the trend shows the success of the city’s efforts to promote dockless devices not just as recreational rides, but as a practical means of commuting to work or running errands.

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The research will focus on police recruitment and preventing vacant housing, described as “two of Baltimore’s most pressing problems” by Terrance Smith, the innovation team “I-team” chief.

Uniting the 41st’s political factions with a helpful assist from his wife, the community president is set to go to Annapolis.

A bill pushed by the office of Attorney General Anthony Brown would ban PIA requests from the public or press described as “harassing,” but “not numerous enough to qualify as vexatious.” ...

Calvin Young’s name wasn’t mentioned at the board’s monthly meeting. But its director suggested HR “may not” have informed him of his obligation to file the form. UPDATED ...

The City Council unanimously confirms the mayor’s picks to take on pro-growth and pro-transit policies. Baltimore’s new DOT director vows to fix the agency she left in 2018.

In an effort to raise the salaries of his deputies by $15 an hour, Baltimore Sheriff Sam Cogen set off a misconfigured code in the city’s payroll system 15 months ago. The result: $2,238,419.05 of ...