Baltimore spending board approves $170K settlement in suit alleging teacher assaulted student
Baltimore's spending board approved a $170,000 settlement Wednesday for a mother who alleged her son with autism was assaulted by a school employee.
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Renew Baltimore submits 23,000+ signatures in support of ballot question to cut property tax
The organizers behind a much anticipated ballot question asking voters to slash the city's property tax rate submitted more than 23,000 signatures Thursday.
Baltimore City Council passes mayor’s $4.2B budget with no amendments
Scott's plan, which was also approved Monday by the mayor-controlled Board of Estimates, will keep the city's property tax rate steady.
A new ballot question petition could threaten the proposed Harborplace development. Thiru Vignarajah is behind it.
The Baltimore City Board of Elections cleared a petition for a ballot question that could undermine the current plan to redevelop Harborplace.
Campaign launches against Baltimore ballot questions slashing council, cutting taxes
The group opposes two questions, one that would cut the size of the Baltimore City Council in half and another that would cap and step down the city's property tax...
Amendment to shrink Baltimore spending board (and mayor’s power) could appear on ballot
Democratic Mayor Brandon Scott is questioning the motives behind proposed charter amendments dealing with Baltimore City governance.
Baltimore City Council asks DPW to pay up for home sewage overflows
Baltimore City Council members challenged the city's refusal to pay for more sewage backups into residents' homes during a hearing Monday.
In wake of deadly fire, Baltimore has funded only 1 of 4 requests related to safety
Baltimore has funded only one of four budget requests made to satisfy recommendations issued following a deadly fire on Stricker Street.
Baltimore certifies primary election results after 2 weeks of ballot counting
The board convened Tuesday morning for the certification vote, which was delayed Friday, a tentative date set by state officials.
Baltimore’s 2024 primary saw winners and losers on and off the ballot
Every campaign cycle has its share of winners and losers, but there's always more than just candidates who emerge on the top of the heap.