An AFSCME judicial panel’s decision to throw out the August election that swept an insurgent slate into office would likely be upheld, he says, denying request for a temporary restraining order.

At the request of Zeke Cohen, the spending board backed away from approving a 400% increase for locksmith services. Questions remain, but documents show who okayed the previous expenditures.

Shen reported for The Baltimore Evening Sun in the late 1980s and then for 17 years was a staff writer for The Washington Post. An award-winning writer on The Post’s Metro staff, she covered Maryland ...

Some Brew coverage over the years has been especially thorough, telling the story of an issue or controversy with a series of stories, follow-ups and analyses. We’ve begun to collect this topical, ...

Reutter has been reporting and writing on Baltimore since 1970, when he started as a 19-year-old summer intern covering cops for The Evening Sun. He worked on a wide range of beats for the Sunpapers, ...

McNair and other winners of the August leadership vote are seeking a court injunction to stop a new election on December 6.

Lawmakers who previously supported the centerpiece of the mayor’s legislative package are now expressing doubts. Amendments are in the works, but no new hearing date is scheduled.

Stancil McNair and his insurgent slate say a second election is “unjustified and unlawful.” AFSCME concedes that a judge could determine that the union “has breached its Constitution by ordering a new ...

The resignation ends her six-year tenure as the county’s first inspector general, with the last months in a holdover position.

Latest flash point in the inspector general saga – the $218,000-a-year salary the Klausmeier administration is offering its nominee. The Catonsville Democrat supported Kelly Madigan, but says he must ...

Last week, Taylor appeared before the Board of Estimates to answer questions about the Local 44 contract. Taylor wrapped his arm around City Labor Commissioner Deborah Moore-Carter and listened to ...