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The health-harming bacteria was detected in the drinking water at two State Center buildings, according to a memo obtained by The Brew. Employees were advised to work from home “out of an abundance of caution.”

The settlement, scheduled to be approved by the Board of Estimates next week, will partially resolve a 2021 lawsuit brought by three Baltimore residents with disabilities.

We're not sure if this photo was shot when Mary Pat was a “councilwoman” or a “council president” and who she is posing with. We're hoping someone can help us.

Better known for their battles against polluters, Curtis Bay residents are also fighting for a safer, cleaner, more resilient community using a unique housing model that Baltimore leaders now say they endorse

Homeowners opposed to Councilman Ryan Dorsey's plan to increase population density along a northeast Baltimore thoroughfare get a reprieve

Homeowners opposed to Councilman Ryan Dorsey’s bill to increase the population density along a northeast Baltimore thoroughfare get a reprieve.

The citizens group opposing Question F says it raised a fraction of that amount – $3,700.

Black funeral home owners say they will lose money if the measure is passed, Black residents say they will be hurt if it's not

An eyewitness describes the circumstances surrounding the death of Baltimore sanitation worker Ronald Silver II, and the pressure on crews to work quickly with few breaks, no matter the weather

Told to come back to their jobs – but advised not to drink the building water – employees remain concerned about their health