Local coverage
Built from what residents actually filed with the city — objections, petitions, appeals and public comment — not from press releases.
Baltimore public records — hearings, licences, layoffs and county notices as live tables, linked to the source.
Online used-book retailer's Baltimore facility is scheduled to close Oct. 31, 2026, affecting 136 workers
Why it matters: The notice gives 136 Baltimore workers two months to find new jobs before their warehouse closes.
Neighborhood shop clears permit and license transfer for package-goods sales
Why it matters: For Roland Park residents, the approval keeps a neighborhood wine and beer shop operating instead of leaving the block's anchor empty.
City Liquors got a use-and-occupancy permit and a package-goods liquor license transfer for 4300 Belair Road.
Why it matters: A carry-out liquor store is now licensed on a Baltimore block that was an open-air drug market until 2024.
39 workers at the Rolling Mill Road site; Maryland lists the action as a temporary furlough, not a layoff
Why it matters: A one-day notice can cut off 39 families' pay and health coverage overnight; 'temporary' in the state record does not guarantee recall.