Baltimore City Inspector General Isabel Mercedes Cumming

Isabel Cumming is in her 6th year in Baltimore's Office of Inspector General. Recent reports from her office illuminate the mistreatment of city workers.

Baltimore City Inspector General Isabel Mercedes Cumming defended her office’s work investigating complaints of waste, fraud and abuse and criticized the composition of an advisory board tasked with evaluating her job performance during a meeting Wednesday.

An engineer at the Department of Public Works used his telework status to concurrently work two full-time jobs with overlapping hours, according to a new report from the Office of the Inspector General.

Baltimore City police officers may collect double pay by filing for overtime during shifts where they are simultaneously using paid leave, such as vacation. This arrangement, which is part of the police department’s memorandum of understanding with the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3, was examined in a new report from Baltimore’s Office of the Inspector General.

Councilwoman Cathy Bevins has political ties to the target of one of the Inspector General's investigations.

Despite more than $130 million worth of contracts spread out over a decade that aimed to improve Baltimore City and Baltimore County’s shared, aging water…

Baltimore County’s first inspector general is pleading for help from county officials.As she wraps up her first year in office, Kelly Madigan said she…