A Baltimore councilman who sought to hold public hearings on the opioid crisis must wait amid an ongoing feud at City Hall.

Councilman Mark Conway says he’s disappointed and he’s just trying to do the right thing after finding out an independent opioid hearing will be postponed due to pending city lawsuits tied to opioids.

At last week’s Baltimore City Council meeting Monday evening, members who chair the council’s various committees announced a ...

Council President Zeke Cohen spoke to C4 and Bryan Nehman on Tuesday to further discuss what he was hoping to achieve with ...

Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen says city leaders are ready to fight back against Baltimore Gas and Electric’s ...

"We stand with workers, restaurant owners and religious leaders, not a utility that holds a monopoly and has seen record ...

Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen and Councilmember Yitzy Schleifer are expected to hold a news conference Monday morning to discuss the impact of BGE rate increases on business owners and ...

Baltimore City Council announces investigative hearings to address BGE's rate increases. Council President Cohen vows to hold BGE accountable for high rates.

Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen says city leaders are ready to fight against Baltimore Gas and Electric’s (BGE) widespread gas bill increases. Speaking at a City Hall news conference ...

The decision came after a lengthy conversation between board President Zeke Cohen and Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) deputy director Matt Garbark — and just hours before the ...