Baltimore Sun fires its longtime cartoonist, Kevin “KAL” Kallaugher
After a 31-year career at The Sun, he’s pretty sure his progressive views ran afoul of conservative broadcast mogul David Smith, who’s owned the paper for less than two years.
Former CEO of Strong City Baltimore pleads guilty to misdemeanor as larger federal investigation fades away
Other executives at Strong City are no longer the focus of a criminal investigation by the U.S. attorney’s office, sources tell The Brew.
Special SeriesJun 30, 2025
Second part of 19% water and sewage rate increase in Baltimore will kick in tomorrow
A typical household bill for water and sewage is expected to rise to $155 in July – up from $143 this month and $130 in January.
CommentaryJun 30, 2025
An unacceptable lack of candor about a Baltimore County zoning bill
On this occasion, what was unusual was that a lawmaker actually got caught hiding important information from the public. [OP-ED]
In Station North, new life for an old funeral parlor
Welcome to “The Parlor,” where the embalming room is now a public restroom, the casket showroom is an opera singer’s studio and the chapel is soon to be the new home of No Land Beyond
Special SeriesJun 26, 2025
Baltimore County IG selection panel goes quickly into closed session
After County Executive Klausmeier’s controversial decision not to renew Kelly Madigan in the watchdog role, the group she created begins review of 23 candidates
The Drip
Your quick news fix
Jun 24, 2025
Panel to select Baltimore County’s next inspector general to convene on Thursday
Jun 24, 2025
Deputy director at DOT is sacked as agency copes with construction delays
May 23, 2025
$2 million federal grant to upgrade traffic signals on Key Bridge detour routes
May 21, 2025
Mayor Scott calls Las Vegas trip “very productive” – not “like a mini vacation”
Apr 7, 2025
Second lawsuit is filed by city against Poppleton developer La Cité
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Strong City
Jun 30, 2025
Former CEO of Strong City Baltimore pleads guilty to misdemeanor as larger federal investigation fades away
Fresh Water, Foul Sewage
Jun 30, 2025
Second part of 19% water and sewage rate increase in Baltimore will kick in tomorrow
Dan Rodricks’ Baltimore
Jun 27, 2025
In Station North, new life for an old funeral parlor
Cold Brew
A refresher from the archives
Even after Strong City’s mismanagement is exposed, there’s been no help for the victims
Black-led groups that suffered the most call on the nonprofit community to help fix the damage done. [OP-ED]
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