New Report Shows That Right to Counsel in Evictions in Baltimore Would Cost $5.7 Million but Generate $35.6 Million in Savings; Additional Report Describes Racial Disparities In Eviction Baltimore Advocates,

Student protesters marching down Langdon Street at the University of Wisconsin-Madison during the Vietnam War era.  January 1965. Digital Collections. BALTIMORE –If you think America’s angry and divided in the

@BryanRenbaum Baltimore Mayor Jack Young (D) defended the city’s response to the coronavirus pandemic after mayoral candidate Mary Miller said Young and his administration did not act quick enough to try and

Baltimore Mayor Jack Young gives a briefing on the city's COVID-19 response, on March 31. He is joined by Dr. Leticia Dzirasa, Baltimore's health commissioner. (Mayor's Office photo) @BryanRenbaum Baltimore mayoral

ANNAPOLIS UPDATE: Gov. Larry Hogan ordered Wednesday all nursing home residents and staff to be tested for the coronavirus. “I’ve issued an executive order requiring universal testing of all residents

The COVID-19 pandemic has made the last month some of the most unusual times in many people’s lifetimes. It’s affected all of us in some way, whether it be

The Coronavirus has hit our country with fervor and caused all kinds of death and hurt in its path. What can we learn from this epidemic? What is God

As of today, 8,225 people tested positive for the coronavirus in Maryland, according to numbers released Sunday morning and 235 have died. So far 41,539 people have tested negative for

BALTIMORE – On a raw October afternoon in 1991, on the last day they would ever play a baseball game in this city’s old Memorial Stadium, I went looking