Vote: Which of your questions about the Baltimore area should we investigate next?

We’ve received over 700 questions since we launched our “You Ask. We Answer.” series of stories inspired by your curiosity about the Baltimore area’s people, places, and culture.

So far, we’ve dug into the city’s trash problem, found out how Baltimore neighborhoods got their names, and most recently Baltimore Sun reader John Nickles’ curiosity brought us on a journey to find out what was at the top of one of Baltimore’s tallest towers.

We want to bring you even closer to the news and stories we tell at The Baltimore Sun. That’s why you get to decide which story we investigate next. Which of these three reader-submitted questions would you like to see answered? Vote through Oct. 14.

Have a question you’d like answered? Submit it here and it could be in our next voting round.

Answered questions

You asked: What’s at the top of that weird spire in Baltimore’s skyline? We took a reader up to find out.

Are there really tunnels under Federal Hill in Baltimore?

Why is there so much litter in Baltimore?

How do Baltimore neighborhoods get their names?

What's the story behind lake trout in Baltimore?

What's really in Baltimore's Inner Harbor?

Here are some questions we’ve answered in past coverage.

Your Baltimore questions, answered — on everything from the Orioles to the Jones Falls

What really happens to recycling in Baltimore and how much confidence should we have in this system?

Who is funding the methadone clinic in Hampden? And why would the city allow this near a tourism zone?

Who are the 11 new tenants at Harborplace going to be? Is there any plan for input from the people that live here?

Why were there two Ostrowski sausage stores?