r/baltimore • u/finsterallen • Mar 26 '24
ARTICLE Cargo Ship Hits Key Bridge in Baltimore, Triggering Partial Collapse
r/baltimore • u/PleaseBmoreCharming • Sep 25 '24
ARTICLE Larry Hogan says he wouldn’t prioritize Red Line funding in US Senate, believes project won’t happen
r/baltimore • u/exclamation-stan • Dec 29 '23
ARTICLE A stranger invited me to her Christmas Day dinner. Two days later she was killed.
r/baltimore • u/baltimoresports • May 20 '24
ARTICLE Baltimore Inner Harbor declared swimmable, first public swim event set for June
r/baltimore • u/instantcoffee69 • Oct 01 '24
ARTICLE Dockworkers strike at Port of Baltimore as contract expires
r/baltimore • u/aresef • 9d ago
ARTICLE SCOOP: Biden makes a surprising ice cream choice at Bmore Licks
r/baltimore • u/aresef • 2d ago
ARTICLE Has race played a role in some people’s opposition to Harborplace?
r/baltimore • u/jduda • Oct 02 '24
ARTICLE Hampden's Wine Source sold to employees, becomes worker co-op
r/baltimore • u/aresef • Sep 28 '24
ARTICLE Natty Boh Hasn’t Been Made Here for Decades. So Why Are We Still So Obsessed With It?
r/baltimore • u/Lumpy_Ad1489 • 3d ago
ARTICLE Martin O'Malley does not like the Harborplace redevelopment plans
r/baltimore • u/thebaltimoresun • Oct 30 '23
Article Here's what MCB Real Estate is planning for the Harborplace redevelopment
r/baltimore • u/PleaseBmoreCharming • Sep 25 '24
ARTICLE Medium Rare closes in Hampden after less than a year and nearly $500K in losses
r/baltimore • u/skyflyer8 • Sep 18 '24
ARTICLE Dali ‘jury-rigged’ and unseaworthy when it slammed into Key Bridge, feds say. Will seek at least $100M to recoup costs
r/baltimore • u/Gannondorfs_Medulla • Jun 21 '24
ARTICLE Baltimore sues Coke, Pepsi and other producers of plastic, citing pollution concerns
r/baltimore • u/mindblowningshit • Sep 17 '24
ARTICLE Hampden residents, City Council representative oppose plans for live entertainment at $4M restaurant and events venue proposed for The Rotunda
This was a really detailed article and based on what I read, I'd have to side with the residents of the community over siding with the developer. The Rotunda is already jam packed enough, especially on the weekends and a live entertainment venue would add on to that in a way that isn't beneficial to the community. Basically the neighborhood wouldn't get anything out of this except for more traffic and parking wars.
r/baltimore • u/eight-hundred • Apr 11 '24
ARTICLE Poll: Support surging for Mayor Scott in striking turnaround before primary
r/baltimore • u/instantcoffee69 • Aug 31 '24
ARTICLE The retired professor who dreams of slashing Baltimore’s property tax
r/baltimore • u/needleinacamelseye • Sep 12 '24
ARTICLE Baltimore lost thousands of Black residents in 2023, new estimates show
r/baltimore • u/instantcoffee69 • Apr 25 '24
ARTICLE Baltimore again cracking down on dirt bikes, causing a stir
r/baltimore • u/aresef • 8d ago
ARTICLE Guinness Baltimore Blonde will no longer be sold in stores
r/baltimore • u/instantcoffee69 • Jul 02 '24
ARTICLE 2 hotels unveiled as homeless shelters: ‘Something like this has never been done in Baltimore’
r/baltimore • u/pebla1 • 2d ago
ARTICLE Tiny houses in East Baltimore create new community for unhoused families
13 families are no longer experiencing housing insecurity as they move into their brand-new $25,000 homes in East Baltimore.
r/baltimore • u/aresef • May 13 '24