You asked: What’s at the top of that weird spire in Baltimore’s skyline? We took a reader up to find out.
The latest installment in a series inspired by readers’ curiosity brings three Baltimore Sun staffers, a reader — and his tape measurer — on a journey to the last room in fourth-tallest building in Baltimore.
What do you wonder about the Baltimore area that you’d like us to investigate?
Whatever you're wondering about the Baltimore area, chances are it’s something your neighbors would also like to know about. Ask it with the form below and we'll pick a question to investigate and turn into a story you'll love.
‘Secret’ tunnels are hidden under Baltimore’s Federal Hill. Where did they come from and what lies inside?
It’s true that large tunnels were dug in Federal Hill more than a century ago. But who built them? Why? And why are Baltimoreans so fascinated by them?
You asked: Why is there so much litter in Baltimore? We dug into the city’s trash problem.
As the next installment in a series inspired by readers’ questions, The Sun took a look at the city’s mounting litter problem and the forces behind it.
You asked: How do Baltimore neighborhoods get their names? The origin behind Pigtown, Sandtown and more.
A look at Baltimore's strikingly named neighborhoods and their origins.
You asked: What is lake trout? The story behind the Baltimore delicacy with a misleading name.
As the next installment in a series of stories inspired by readers’ questions, The Baltimore Sun took a look at lake trout, that beloved Baltimore specialty steeped in heritage and tradition.
Your Baltimore questions, answered — on everything from the Orioles to the Jones Falls
Our first article in a series inspired by readers' curiosity explores just what exactly is in the Inner Harbor. But some of your questions have been answered in The Baltimore Sun’s previous reporting. Here’s a sampling of questions we’ve answered in past coverage.
Your Baltimore questions, answered — on everything from the Orioles to the Jones Falls
Our first article in a series inspired by readers' curiosity explores just what exactly is in the Inner Harbor. But some of your questions have been answered in The Baltimore Sun’s previous reporting. Here’s a sampling of questions we’ve answered in past coverage.
You asked: What’s really in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor? Here’s what we found.
As the first installment in a series of stories inspired by readers’ curiosity, The Baltimore Sun took a look this month at what’s in the harbor water and interviewed experts who’ve ventured the approximately 30 feet to the bottom.
¿Qué se pregunta sobre el área de Baltimore que le gustaría que investiguemos?
¿Qué le gustaria saber sobre el área de Baltimore que le gustaría que invesiguemos?
