Cover Stories
Dennis Haney, The Wizard of Rosedale
Feature One of the country’s most respected magicians quietly holds court in a Baltimore County industrial park. By Jim Meyer | 1/11/2012
The Year In News
Top Ten Political corruption, Occupy Baltimore, Baltimore Grand Prix, Police corruption, Voter turnout, and more. | 12/14/2011
The Year In Film
Top Ten Drive, Bill Cunningham New York, Bridesmaids, Attack the Block, The Tree of Life, and more. | 12/14/2011
The Year In Home Video
Top Ten Poetry, Red State, The Housemaid, The Bill Hicks Story, Uncle Boonmee, and more. | 12/14/2011
The Year In Television
Top Ten Break Bad, Game of Thrones, Justified, The Good Wife, Luther, and more. | 12/14/2011
The Year In Music
Top Ten Cass McCombs, Peaking Lights, Jay-Z and Kanye West, Frank Ocean Nostalgia, Beyonce, and more. | 12/14/2011
The Year In Local Music
Top Ten Wye Oak, Pulling Teeth, Future Islands, Mullyman, White Life, and more. | 12/14/2011
The Year In Art
Top Ten Cowboys and Engines, Jhana and the Rats of James Olds, Interior/Exterior, CART, DUOX, and more. | 12/14/2011
The Year In Stage
Top Ten Rooms Play, A Raisin in the Sun, The Homecoming, A View From the Bridge, The Other Shore, and more. | 12/14/2011
The Year In Intertubes
Top Ten The Baltimore Brew, Friends Records, @BigBoyzBail, Baltimore 311, Maryland Historical Society, and more. | 12/14/2011
The Year In Books
Top Ten Blue Nights, There But for The, The Pale King, Uncanny Valley, Us, and more. | 12/14/2011
MICA Students Create An On-the-Spot Portrait of Occupy Baltimore
Feature A new MICA course called Visual Journalism requires students to take their drawing materials out into the city By Lee Gardner | 11/16/2011
Republicans, Libertarians, and Greens aim to make Baltimore’s general election matter
Feature Only Democrats have served as mayor since 1967, and only Democrats have sat on City Council for nearly 70 years. By Van Smith | 10/26/2011
Occupy Baltimore makes up a movement as it goes along
Feature Calls for the end of corporate personhood, the repeal of the Patriot Act, and a laundry list of other causes animate the crowd. By Edward Ericson Jr. | 10/12/2011
Ale Blazer
Feature Hugh Sisson brought the brewpub to Baltimore. Then he really learned about the beer business By Jenn Ladd | 10/5/2011
Open Books
Big Books Issue Eight bookish Baltimoreans talk about what they read By Andrea Appleton | 9/28/2011
EXHAUSTED Photographs From the 2011 Baltimore Grand Prix
Feature Photos by Sam Holden, Frank Klein, Michael Northrup, Rarah, and Josh Sisk By Joe Macloed | 9/14/2011
Unfinished Business
Feature Bill Doyle believes that Saudi Arabia bankrolled the Sept. 11 attacks, and despite U.S. government opposition, he hopes to prove it By Jeff Gore | 9/7/2011
Front-Running
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has the office and the cash, but lacks her rivals’ ambitious plans for change By Edward Ericson Jr. | 8/31/2011
Baltimore’s new-music concert series Mobtown Modern and Evolution return
Music As the mainstream classical-music world winds down the summer festivals, Baltimore’s foremost new-music concert series are prepping for their 2011-2012 seasons. | 8/24/2011
The Baltimore Grand Prix promises civic riches
Feature . . . but who are these guys, anyway? By Edward Ericson Jr. | 8/17/2011
Learned Behavior
Books A new book argues that it's a mistake to assume education alone can fix our society By Michael Corbin | 8/10/2011
Caddy Da Don lives large while a summer jam takes off
Music After a short stint in prison, David Rice once again has become a ubiquitous presence on the Baltimore hip-hop scene By Al Shipley | 7/27/2011
Seeing Stars
Feature NASA manned space flight may be grounded, but Maryland space science is preparing for lift off By Laura Dattaro | 7/20/2011
Big Music Issue 2011
Big Music Issue No band is an island. And the same goes for rappers, venues, beats, genres, and all the rest of it. There always remains that connection between the macro and the micro, the guy twiddling knobs in some west Baltimore art space and the left-field leans of th | 7/13/2011
Back To Nature
Music For the first time in years, Animal Collective returns home to Maryland By Brandon Weigel | 7/6/2011
Barking Mad
Feature A group of former volunteers says the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter has gone to the dogs By Andrea Appleton | 6/29/2011
Bottle Rockers
Feature The secret is to stay on your feet with a bottle of water in your hand and get it gone. By Lee Gardner | 6/8/2011
Hardly Working
Feature America’s disability-benefits system is exploding, complicated, ripe for exploitation, almost broke, and all some people have By Edward Ericson Jr. | 6/1/2011
Unnatural Selections
Music Local metalheads pick the best of Maryland Deathfest By Michael Byrne | 5/25/2011
Sizzlin' Summer
Sizzlin’ Summer Calendar Your guide to the best stuff to do all summer long | 5/18/2011
Saint or Sinner?
Feature William Donald Schaefer’s unexamined legacy in Baltimore and beyond By Edward Ericson Jr. | 5/11/2011
Transmodern Festival
Music Atypical equals typical at annual coloring outside the lines By Michael Byrne | 4/27/2011
Mighty
Music Wye Oak’s Jenn Wasner talks touring, improving, and coming to terms By Lee Gardner | 4/13/2011
Points of View
Art Sixty-six artists, 243 photos, and the innumerable stories suggested by the Baltimore Museum of Art’s Seeing Now: Photography Since 1960 By Bret McCabe | 4/6/2011
Homes of Contention
Feature So where do the city’s elected officials live, again? By Edward Ericson Jr. and Van Smith | 3/30/2011
A Sprawling Mess
Feature Baltimore residents want to dump the Environmental Control Board By Andrea Appleton | 3/23/2011
According to Plan
Feature If Otis Rolley’s bright ideas are enough to get him elected mayor, are they enough to fix the city? By Edward Ericson Jr. | 3/16/2011
Silent No More
Feature Baltimore Jewish Times Executive Editor Phil Jacobs and filmmaker Scott Rosenfelt expose sexual abuse in Baltimore’s Orthodox Jewish community By Andrea Appleton | 3/9/2011
Corner Cartel
Feature A federal trial shows how Mexican cartel drugs get to Baltimore street corners By Van Smith | 2/23/2011
Right to Life
Feature Twenty years on, Maryland death-metal veteran Dying Fetus is still in it to win it By Lee Gardner | 2/16/2011
The Lady Vanishes
Feature Meet Henrietta Vinton Davis-one of the most amazing women you've probably never heard of. By Lee Gardner | 8/4/2010
Natty Threads
The Arts Emily Li Mandri looks to continue expanding her start-up fashion label. By Rebecca Fishbein | 7/28/2010
Motorcycle Diary
Books Doug Barber captured old-school biker life through his camera's lens. By Christianna McCausland | 6/30/2010
Cleaning Up
Feature Federal money is expanding drug treatment in Baltimore--and causing providers headaches.. By Edward Ericson Jr. | 6/23/2010
The Black Box
Feature Baltimore's African-American indie filmmakers search for an audience. By Lee Gardner | 6/16/2010
Happy?
Feature Baltimore's latest tourism campaign rekindles the city's ongoing branding issues. By Martin L. Johnson | 6/9/2010
Cuts of Beef
Feature A single diss track catapults Keys into the local hip-hop discussion. By Jaye Hunnie | 6/2/2010
Role Model
Feature In his new book, John Waters writes about amateur pornographers, lesbian strippers, and Clarabell the Clown and reveals . . . himself. By Andrea Appleton | 5/26/2010
Sizzlin' Summer
Introduction Our annual comprehensive guide to surviving, thriving, and diverting yourself until September. | 5/19/2010
Inside Job
Feature Evidence of corruption in Maryland prisons has been mounting. Can current reform measures clean things up?. By Van Smith | 5/12/2010
For Want of a Horse
Feature Will this generation of arabbers be Baltimore's last?. By Andrea Appleton | 4/28/2010
An Education?
Feature Two recent books take hard looks at the current state of America's public schools. By Michael Corbin | 4/7/2010
The New Now
Feature Contemporary composition in Baltimore goes DIY and leaves the concert hall behind. By Lee Gardner | 3/31/2010
The Ghost Hand
Feature Maryland law enforcers aim to take the pot by secretly sitting at the online gambling table. By Van Smith | 3/24/2010
Chopping Blocks
Feature Former <i>Sun</i> reporter Antero Pietila explores a century of Baltimore's racist real-estate deals and developments. By Edward Ericson Jr. | 3/17/2010
Anatomy of a Murder Trial
Feature In Robert Long's death, "all the pieces fit together." A few are still missing.. By Edward Ericson Jr. | 2/24/2010
The Old Master
Feature The first black American boxing champion has been largely forgotten, especially in his native Baltimore. By Andrea Appleton | 2/17/2010
Single-Payer-Minded
Feature Local health-care practitioners explain why they're willing to go to jail in the name of health-care reform. By Erin Sullivan | 2/3/2010
The Last Dirty Picture Show
Feature The heyday of the Apex Theatre has come and gone. Can it rise again?. By Van Smith | 1/27/2010
Rising Tide
Feature Baltimore's 2009 homicide toll goes against national trends by going up. By Anna Ditkoff | 1/20/2010
Wino
Feature Maryland's doom-metal godfather had a pretty good year--for once. By Michael Byrne | 1/6/2010Features
Mobtown Beat
Murder Ink
Campaign Beat
Councilmania
The Mail
Static
Cleaning Up: Federal money is expanding drug treatment in Baltimore--and causing providers headaches.
Shadow Economy. Following the players in Baltimore's illegal economy.
Family Portraits. Portraits of Black Guerrilla Family members indicted in Maryland.
