Baltimore City

Health Care providers are turning to a holistic model of prenatal care, called the Centering Program, to improve birth outcomes, especially among women of color.

Beginning in October, the state will no longer require a bachelor’s degree to get a residential real estate appraiser license.

Officials say demolition will begin in six weeks.

The district’s proposed $1.9 billion plan for next school year aims to invest only in the most effective student services as costs climb and federal aid expires.

Ahead of the race, people across the region are reclaiming what it means to have the second leg of the Triple Crown in Baltimore.

Combined, the cities “anchor institutions” pay $6M annually for approximately $47M in city services like policing, snow removal, and road maintenance.

The original teacher-led push to put universal cash payments for new parents on the ballot was deemed unconstitutional last November. Advocates are hoping it won’t happen again.

Proponents of low-density multi-family housing argue that it increases housing stock by allowing for more units but also expands options by creating smaller homes for starter families or empty nesters.

Baltimore City officials are citing historically low levels at the Liberty Reservoir, which is one of the region’s main drinking sources.

Residents from Baltimore City’s Remington neighborhood are opposing BGE’s plan to install an overhead transmission line in their community.