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Rethinking state government’s presence in Baltimore | EDITORIAL
A recent audit is critical of Department of General Services leases in Baltimore but that’s just the tip of an economic ...
Affordable housing is becoming increasingly out of reach for many in Maryland, UMD study says
Housing is becoming less affordable for Maryland residents due to rising prices and slow construction, according to a ...
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Baltimore-based movie theater impresario learned the value of taking a seat, then making the most of it
How a mild-mannered kid from Highlandtown went from usher at the old Patterson Theater to East Coast movie theater mogul.
Maryland voting rights groups welcome new Baltimore elections director
Maryland voting rights advocacy groups are optimistic about the change to the Baltimore City Board of Elections leadership ...
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What happened to Moore’s Red Line ambitions? Why Dems aren’t giving up on Baltimore project
Planning for a multibillion-dollar east-west Red Line transit project in Baltimore lives on, but getting funds from federal ...
Maryland lawmakers tour Baltimore's Key Bridge demolition site, say funding secured for rebuild
The state lawmakers toured the remaining section of roadway, the ramps leading to where the bridge once stood before the ...
Maryland nonprofit handling $56M in taxpayer funds faces transparency concerns
A Maryland nonprofit that has received more than $50 million in taxpayer funds through the City government faces a series of ...