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By Aaron-Forrest Wainwright For nearly eight consecutive decades, Baltimore had endured a steady decline in population as residents moved out of the city looking for safer neighborhoods, better schools, and a lower cost of living. This migration has led to fewer investment opportunities and more vacant properties across the city. However trends are starting to shift in favor of the city. For the first time since 2014 Baltimore’s population has significantly grown. From 2023

Aaron-Forrest Wainwright Baltimore - residents are struggling under the escalating cost of energy as Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. (BGE) continues its multi-year rate hike initiative that began in 2020. Critics argue that the rising utility costs, sanctioned by the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC), place an unfair financial burden on consumers while boosting corporate profits. Since the start of BGE’s multi-year rate plan, gas delivery rates have surged nearly 50%, w

Addressing Baltimore's Teacher Retention Challenges A Vacancy Crisis: Baltimore’s Teacher retention issue By Aaron-Forrest Wainwright BALTIMORE — Baltimore City Public Schools (BCPS) grapple with a persistent teacher shortage that has tangible impacts on students' educational experiences. As of August 2022, the district reported 225 teacher vacancies, a figure that underscores the challenges faced in staffing classrooms adequately. Vacant positions often lead to larger class