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Fast Cars and Bad Policies: How Game Changer Programs Hurt Working-Class Baltimoreans

The new talk of the town is governor-elect Wes Moore’s baby bonds program.  Throughout his campaign, Moore pitched the baby bonds program as a way to ensure that infants born in poverty arrive at adulthood in a more equal economic situation as their wealthier peers. With this program, every child born in Medicaid—largely Black and Latino--could get $3,200.

Baltimore now has 7 Virtual Supermarket locations

The program uses online grocery ordering to shrink food deserts.

NYPD: Rockland County doctor found dead in NYC park with throat slashed

Murder Ink: 8 murders this week, 293 murders this year

Murders This Week: 8

60-year-old man stabbed in Harlem Park, dies in hospital

A 60-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Harlem Park in West Baltimore Saturday night

Putting a price on Baltimore's vacant housing

A recent report from the Johns Hopkins 21st Century Cities Initiative finds that Baltimore City's roughly 15,000 vacant properties cost the city an estimated $210 million each year in lost revenue and other costs.

Baltimore lacks bike-friendly boulevards | READER COMMENTARY

Central Avenue provides a lesson about how Baltimore needs 'complete' streets that can accommodate bicycles and pedestrians, not just cars.

Transcript of the Maryland governor's debate between Larry Hogan and Ben Jealous

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Democratic challenger Ben Jealous met Monday for the only scheduled debate in the 2018 governor’s race. This transcript was generated through a mix of automated software and human editing.

One of Baltimore's most aggressive homebuyers declares bankruptcy – Baltimore Sun

Two months ago, Jay Walsh compared Baltimore’s housing market to crack cocaine for investors. On Tuesday, his company, ABC Capital Investment LLC, which sold city homes to international investors, filed for bankruptcy.

One of Baltimore's most aggressive homebuyers declares bankruptcy – Capital Gazette

Two months ago, Jay Walsh compared Baltimore’s housing market to crack cocaine for investors. On Tuesday, his company, ABC Capital Investment LLC, which sold city homes to international investors, filed for bankruptcy.