They’re trying to scare the union into silence,” says a Guild leader, addressing the negotiating tactics used by the newspaper’s management.

EXCLUSIVE: Three bills have been withdrawn from the agenda for tonight’s City Council meeting. A fourth bill, eliminating the two-staircase requirement in certain buildings, is still scheduled for a ...

The AFSCME International Judicial Panel has cancelled an election do-over at Local 44 and will take up a complaint alleging improper use of union resources, The Brew has learned. The decision flips on ...

Telling the story of how a furious storm last week filled his North Baltimore dry cleaning business with brown floodwaters – soaking equipment, clothing, computers and pretty much everything – ...

Over the summer, a platoon of student journalists descended on East Baltimore to explore the impact of the planet’s climate crisis on the people who live in the city’s hottest neighborhood: McElderry ...

Citing bedbugs and roaches, brown water and spoiled food, harassment and assaults, advocates demand better protection for vulnerable people experiencing homelessness.

The public employees’ union AFSCME Maryland Council 3 paid out $1 million to an apparently fictitious Washington, D.C., law firm three years ago – losing all of the money but never admitting the loss ...

Baltimore Sun management fired federal courts reporter Madeleine O’Neill on Monday, citing comments she made internally criticizing management’s approach to news coverage under its new owners. “I am ...

In his zeal to cover up a gang rape by college athletes, Baltimore County State’s Attorney Scott Shellenberger sent police to the victim’s house to threaten her with arrest if she continued to try to ...

Approved by a committee vote today, legislation removing the two-staircase requirement for certain multi-family buildings, councilman says, will spur development without endangering public safety.