Chevall Pryce

Sleep-related deaths for Baltimore's infants have been on the rise in 2026, with 11 infant sleep deaths so far this year – the same amount of deaths for the entirety of 2025.

Last week, Mayor Brandon Scott announced an investigation into Baltimore's Housing Department. Scott said details on the investigation cannot be released quite yet but confirmed that it is moving forward.

To make way for a massive Amtrak expansion that will speed up travel, BGE is preparing to replace below ground transmission lines in Remington.

To make way for a massive Amtrak expansion that will speed up travel, BGE is preparing to replace below ground transmission lines in Remington.

Baltimore Councilman Mark Conway was removed as chairman of the city's Public Safety Committee Thursday, the same day he announced plans to collect signatures to put the powers of the inspector general before voters in 2028.

As Baltimore City Council comes back from its summer break, the Committee of Legislative Investigations held a hearing on a proposed bill that would apply the city's padlock laws to illegal sales of cannabis and tobacco products.

Baltimore Councilman Mark Conway was removed as chairman of the city’s Public Safety Committee Thursday, the same day he announced plans to collect signatures to put the powers of the inspector general before voters in 2028.

Baltimore is creating a new $16 million agency to send clinicians, social workers, and other responders to thousands of 911 calls now handled by police.

After back-and-forth arguments from Council President Zeke Cohen and Councilman Mark Conway on Conway’s, Cohen revealed that Conway was not fulfilling his duties.

By this time next year, Baltimore could have a brand-new system that redirects non-violent emergency calls to mental health professionals.