Editorial: A recent inspector general report details unacceptable conditions at Baltimore’s homeless shelters. The Mayor’s Office of Homelessness Services should explain why it fell short.

Baltimore's Office of Inspector General investigated complaints stemming from three hotels-turned-homeless-shelters during the COVID pandemic.

Baltimore’s homeless shelters faced problems including mold, pest infestations, plumbing failures and poor ventilation, according to a city inspector general’s proibe.

Mushrooms growing in rooms. Mold in the air. Bed bugs. Dark water backing up into a bathtub. Those were among the conditions reported or documented inside Maryland homeless shelters in a Baltimore ...

A Baltimore City inspector general investigation found significant maintenance and living-condition problems at homeless shelters housed in former hotels, inclu ...

A newly released Inspector General's (OIG) report sheds light on how living conditions inside of those buildings have quickly deteriorated.

A report by Inspector General Isabel Mercedes Cumming finds poor living conditions and health-related issues at three city-run homeless facilities.

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The terms bathroom, washroom, and restroom are often used interchangeably, but they don't always refer to the same type of space. While all three are associated with personal hygiene, their meaning ...