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Baltimore affordable housing deal signing set for Wednesday
The deal obligating Baltimore to finance its Affordable Housing Trust Fund becomes official after a ceremonial document signing at City Hall on Wednesday.
Two crucial hires for Baltimore
Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh now has two of the most important jobs in her administration to fill.
Baltimore City Hall to help some residents expunge records
Some Baltimore residents will soon get some help from City Hall in expunging their records from public inspection.
Baltimore police to alter ‘open checkbook’ overtime tactic
A deputy commissioner of a Maryland police department says the agency is working on plans to change its "open checkbook" approach to overtime.
Conventions leave Baltimore as center awaits updates
Several conventions have announced departures from Baltimore, dealing a blow to the city's hospitality industry.
Baltimore affordable housing deal saved by last-minute negotiations
Destiny Watford was working Friday afternoon at United Workers‘ offices in a play area without air conditioning when she received a phone call. Activists and officials from Mayor Catherine Pugh‘s […]
Baltimore announces new apprenticeship program
Baltimore officials announced Wednesday an apprenticeship program they hope creates meaningful jobs while also contributing to the rebuilding of Baltimore City Community College. The apprenticeship program for industrial maintenance mechanics will […]
Democrats, health leaders protest potential loss of women’s health service funds
Maryland’s congressional delegation and Baltimore City officials denounced Monday a proposed federal rule that they say could restrict access to women’s health and reverse work made to improve health outcomes, […]
Baltimore hopes ESPN-aired basketball tournament assists in image rebound
The Basketball Tournament is set to return to Baltimore next month and city tourism officials Wednesday touted the event as a major opportunity for exposure for the city and host Morgan State University.
Baltimore expands telehealth program for seniors
Baltimore has extended the Telehealth Intervention Program for Seniors program in the Park Heights community, hoping to reduce emergency room and hospital visits and emergency room visits.
BOPA selects Sawyer as CEO after seven-month search
Mayor Catherine Pugh named Donna Drew Sawyer as the new CEO of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & Arts just nine days before Artscape, the largest free arts festival in America -- an event that has brought $30 million to Baltimore in years prior.
$102M subsidy sought for Maryland city redevelopment project
A Maryland mayor is seeking a $102 million subsidy for a nearly $890 million redevelopment project that will include overhauling a public housing complex.
