Calvin Riggs covers Baltimore politics, City Council and the agencies that shape daily life.
Beat: City Hall & Politics
Recent work by Calvin
- Vacants receivership docket: how neighbors force action on empty houses — Nov 2, 2026
- Council write-in races redraw a quiet November ballot — Nov 2, 2026
- School board budget hearing: the line items parents asked about — Nov 1, 2026
- Michael Steele’s party roads and the Maryland Republicans still arguing direction — Oct 22, 2026
- John Sarbanes’ ethics bills and the Baltimore reformers who cite them — Oct 18, 2026
- Martin O’Malley’s cyber pitch and the Baltimore tech firms still hiring — Oct 14, 2026
- Ben Cardin’s long Capitol career and the Baltimore offices that remain — Oct 10, 2026
- Warren Buffett’s shareholder letter and the Baltimore capital desks that still read it — Oct 6, 2026
- Governor Wes Moore’s first-year agenda and the Baltimore asks still open — Oct 2, 2026
- Maker spaces in South Baltimore and the tool libraries behind them — Sep 21, 2026
- Cold storage along the harbor and the grocery chains that book it — Sep 17, 2026
- Port Covington retail pads and the leases still unsigned — Sep 13, 2026
- Main Street grants and the Baltimore corridors still applying — Sep 9, 2026
- Lexington Market’s rebuild and the vendors still waiting on foot traffic — Sep 5, 2026
- Port cargo rebound and the trucking firms keeping Dundalk busy — Sep 1, 2026
- Board of Estimates calendar: the contracts Baltimore should watch this month — Aug 8, 2026
- Two Black women Democrats reshaped how Baltimore watches City Council races — Aug 2, 2026