At its peak, Artscape reminded you that this city – so often overlooked and underestimated – knew how to shine. The new version, while not terrible, was certainly not that.” [OP-ED] ...

Rocked by the blowback from her decision not to reappoint Kelly Madigan, Klausmeier says unnamed panelists will help her select a new inspector general.

Scientists are searching for answers to the decline in the Bay’s most valuable catch and an important indicator of the estuary’s health.

The Maryland real estate industry is paying at least $2.1 million to Howard Perlow’s networking company to hobnob with state and city politicians under the cover of palm trees and cabanas.

As for how exactly the meetings would benefit Baltimore, Scott told reporters “details from ICSC meetings come after there’s agreements.” ...

About 50 intersections along Hanover Street, Eastern Avenue and Pulaski Highway are slated for signal improvements.

A tenant leader says residents are receiving big bills threatening lease termination under a Housing Authority energy conservation program that sets allowances for usage and excludes clothes dryers ...

The county executive’s office is hiding behind legal obfuscation in its effort to oust an inspector general who has ruffled political feathers. [OP-ED] ...

The county’s first inspector general, whose investigations angered many powerful politicians, is put on notice that her term is over, The Brew has learned. UPDATED.

In the first public statement by a county councilman, the 2nd District Democrat urges County Executive Klausmeier to scrap her plan to conduct an open search for a new IG.

The annual report by Blue Water Baltimore is out, and the news is “disappointing” for Baltimore Harbor and local waterways.