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Maryland Comptroller's Office Faces Staffing Shortages Amid Increased Call Volume
Taxpayers are struggling to connect with the Maryland Comptroller's Office due to reduced staffing and rising call demands.
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Proposed Changes to Baltimore Charter Would Enhance Mayor's Budget Control
A charter revision in Baltimore aims to reduce the powers of the Board of Estimates while increasing the mayor's authority over budget matters.
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Baltimore Mayor Plans Larger Property Tax Cuts Following Recent Reduction
After a minor reduction in property tax, the Mayor of Baltimore hints at more significant cuts in the future.
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Calvin Young Appointed as Chief of Staff by Mayor Brandon Scott
Mayor Brandon Scott has appointed Calvin Young, a longtime friend, as his new chief of staff in Baltimore.
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Mayor Scott Engages Maryland Delegation at Capitol on City Issues
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott met with Congressman Kweisi Mfume and the Maryland Congressional Delegation to address city priorities.
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Park Heights Designated as Baltimore's Latest Main Streets District
Mayor Brandon Scott has officially announced the designation of Park Heights as the newest Main Streets District in Baltimore.
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Mayor Scott Highlights Crime Drop and Economic Progress in State of the City Address
In his recent address, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott emphasized the city's achievements in reducing crime and boosting the economy.
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Baltimore's New Mayor Commits to Stability During Inauguration Ceremony
At her inauguration, Baltimore's first two-term mayor in 20 years emphasizes a commitment to stability and progress.
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Highlights from the 2025 Baltimore State of the City Address
Mayor's address outlines key initiatives and challenges facing Baltimore's future.
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Poppleton's Greater Model Aquatic Center Reopens After Four-Year Hiatus
The Greater Model Aquatic Center in Poppleton has officially reopened, marking its first summer season since 2019.
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Mayor Scott Backs IAM Local 4538 Workers Amid Apple Store Closure
Baltimore's Mayor Brandon M. Scott expresses support for IAM Local 4538 members facing job loss due to the upcoming closure of the Apple Store in Towson.
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Federal Investigation Launched into Baltimore City Health Department
The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated an investigation into the Baltimore City Health Department's practices.
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Candidates for Maryland Senate District 41 Prepare for 2024 Election
As the 2024 election approaches, Maryland Senate District 41 candidates focus on key issues affecting local communities.
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National Sports Betting PAC Targets Maryland Delegates with Attack Ads
A political action committee funded by sports betting firms is launching aggressive ads against Baltimore-area delegates in the primaries.
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Baltimore Celebrates the Opening of Poppleton Pool
The Poppleton pool officially opens, bringing a new recreational space to the Baltimore community.
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Baltimore Homeowners to Benefit from 1-Cent Property Tax Rate Reduction
City officials have approved a 1-cent reduction in property tax rates for homeowners, with plans for further cuts in the future.
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Lawsuit Alleges Racial Discrimination in Firing at East Baltimore Development, Inc.
A federal lawsuit claims racial discrimination led to the firing of an employee at East Baltimore Development, Inc.
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Safe Streets Penn North Celebrates Over a Year Without Homicides
The Penn North site of Safe Streets Baltimore marks a significant milestone with 368 days of no homicides in its area.
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Trump Postpones Clayton's Intelligence Director Nomination to Push Voter ID Legislation
President Trump delays Jay Clayton's nomination for national intelligence director, linking it to a voter ID bill's passage.
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Mayor Scott Justifies Staff Travel Amid School Board's Expense Approval
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott stands by his administration's travel expenses as the Board of Education greenlights significant costs.