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Baltimore apartment buildings with repeated code violations would face more frequent inspections from the city under legislation two city councilmen introduced Monday.

Baltimore apartment buildings with repeated code violations would face more frequent inspections from the city under legislation two city councilmen introduced Monday.

School violence will be a big topic at the next Baltimore County school board meeting on January 17th.

Demolition equipment tore down a chunk of the former Mondawmin Mall Target Thursday as community members and elected officials cheered, marking the start of a project expected to help revitalize West Baltimore.

The Baltimore City Council gave final approval to a proposal to cut the number of years required for its members and other city officials to earn a pension Monday, faulting a charter amendment establishing term limits that was overwhelmingly approved by voters this month.

A bill that will decrease the number of years Baltimore elected officials need to earn a pension from 12 to eight was advanced by a Baltimore City Council committee Thursday.

Baltimore Brew is a daily online journal featuring independent reporting and informed commentary about greater Baltimore.

At stake isn’t merely the future of a cherished annual Baltimore tradition, but how the city uses the arts to drive economic development.

At stake isn’t merely the future of a cherished annual Baltimore tradition, but how the city uses the arts to drive economic development.

Baltimore City Council members condemned as inadequate communication by Mayor Brandon Scott’s administration during a Labor Day weekend contamination of a portion of the city's water system.