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Excessive pipeline replacement work would get some checks and balances aimed at efficiency and safety under legislation sponsored by two Baltimore lawmakers.

Revenues declined, a spokesperson says, but it’s unclear why the nonprofit’s finances unraveled so precipitously. “Who’s going to defend impoverished folks now?” a housing advocate wonders.

After reporting by this website, Calvin Young is instructed to turn in his ethics form by the close of business tomorrow.

Mayor Brandon Scott’s former campaign treasurer faces a potential $1,000 fine for not filing a mandatory financial disclosure statement after he was hired as the mayor’s $140,000-a-year senior advisor ...

Now that 41st District Delegate Dalya Attar has been recommended by party leaders to fill a vacancy in the Maryland Senate, leaving her House of Delegates seat up for grabs, a battle is shaping up ...

Small party committees now fill legislative vacancies, resulting in friends-and-family appointments rather than grassroots democracy. Advocates, citizens and even the Maryland Senate want change. [OP- ...

After leaving a newspaper that’s made him increasingly uncomfortable, he’ll be writing columns for some. But for us, he’ll be doing reporting – and we’re thrilled to have him.