Baltimore Bid for CFPB Funding Relief Denied by Federal Judge
A federal judge denied a request from the city of Baltimore to put a temporary stop on the Trump administration’s efforts to ...
Former Baltimore City Council candidate convicted of fraud for abusing $1.7 million in COVID relief funds
A woman who ran for Baltimore City Council in 2019 has been convicted of fraud for misusing nearly $1.7 million in COVID-19 ...
Former Baltimore City Council candidate found guilty of COVID-19 relief fraud
A former City Council candidate has been convicted of defrauding COVID-19 relief programs of nearly $1.7 million, federal ...
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Overtime Spending Wipes Out Baltimore’s Budget Surplus
The city had to reshuffle more than $50 million to address the unexpected shortfall, driven by overtime costs due to staffing ...
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Council moves to establish consumer watchdog, business licensing department
"Baltimore is unusual in so many ways, standard ways of governing should not be among them," Councilman Ryan Dorsey said ...
Overtime spending in city agencies killed Baltimore’s $53.8 million budget ‘windfall’; city preparing for deficit
Excessive overtime spending in city agencies all but erased Baltimore’s fiscal year 2024 surplus, and now the city is ...
The Baltimore Banner2d
Baltimoreans like benefit districts. Why is the Midtown one in trouble?
A bill introduced last year to speedily renew the district became mired in the City Council, received no hearing and ...
‘It was rough’: Council of Governments honors dozens of responders after deadly crash near Reagan Airport
Dozens of first responders from D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia were recognized for their efforts after the plane crash near Reagan National Airport.
The Johns Hopkins News-Letter2d
Fighting the epidemic that began in the medicine cabinet
Baltimore is a city filled with rich culture, history and innovation. The city was the birthplace of “The Star-Spangled ...
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Taneytown to address speeding near school zones with cameras
Taneytown could create two new school zones in an effort to curb speeding and improve pedestrian safety in the city.
The Baltimore Banner2d
City Council pressures police, mayor for a plan to address open-air drug markets
Baltimore City is shifting its approach to fighting a burgeoning illicit drug trade, and the city council is pressing police ...
WMAR 2 News3d
Councilmembers urge state to follow through on Blueprint education plan
"We know that these dollars are making a huge difference, particularly when it comes to community schools, and the change in the formula where we're now funding concentrations of poverty." ...