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FBI and IRS Conduct Searches at Baltimore Mayor Pugh's Residence and City Hall
Federal agents executed search warrants at the home of Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh and City Hall as part of an ongoing investigation.
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Mayor Young Addresses Tax Credit Controversy Over Dual Residency Claims
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young claims he lived in two homes but faces scrutiny over a homestead tax credit.
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Brandon Scott Launches Campaign for Baltimore Mayor in 2020
Brandon Scott has officially declared his candidacy for the mayoral race in Baltimore, aiming to lead the city.
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Diverse Perspectives on the Upcoming Baltimore Mayoral Election
Two distinct viewpoints emerge regarding the candidates in the Baltimore mayoral race, highlighting key issues.
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Mayor Scott Vetoes Pension Eligibility Bill for Elected Officials
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott has vetoed a bill that would have reduced pension eligibility for city officials from 12 to 8 years.
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Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Diagnosed with COVID-19
Mayor Brandon Scott has tested positive for COVID-19, as confirmed by his office.
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Candidates for Baltimore County Executive Attract Millions in Campaign Contributions
The race for Baltimore County executive has seen significant financial backing from various sectors, raising questions about influence in local politics.
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Baltimore Mayor's Chief of Staff Steps Down from Position
The chief of staff for Baltimore's mayor is no longer in that role, according to sources.
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Mayor Scott Discusses Youth Engagement and Key City Hall Appointments
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott outlines strategies for engaging youth this summer and addressing critical staffing shortages in city departments.
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New City Events Coordinator Position Announced by Baltimore Mayor
Baltimore's mayor has unveiled a new role aimed at overseeing the city's events and enhancing community engagement.
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Mayor Scott Sets Ambitious Goals for Second Term Ahead of Inauguration
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott prepares for his second term, focusing on community investment and crime reduction.
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Mayor Scott Celebrates Thurgood Marshall with Portrait Unveiling
In honor of Thurgood Marshall's 115th birthday, a portrait was unveiled at City Hall, highlighting his legacy in Baltimore.
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Mayor Scott Highlights Progress and Vision for Baltimore in State of the City Address
In his State of the City address, Mayor Brandon Scott emphasized public safety achievements and future plans for education and housing.
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Baltimore Enhances Public Safety Transparency Initiatives
The city of Baltimore is taking steps to improve transparency regarding public safety measures and initiatives.
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Baltimore IT Allegedly Accessed Inspector General's Servers 433 Times Before Hearing
New court documents reveal Baltimore's IT department accessed the Inspector General's servers hundreds of times amid ongoing legal disputes.
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Baltimore IG Claims City Staff Accessed Watchdog's Server 433 Times Prior to Hearing
The Baltimore Inspector General reports that city employees accessed the watchdog's server numerous times ahead of an important hearing.
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Baltimore Officials Defend Staffing Strategy Amid Criticism
City Hall stands by Mayor Scott's staffing plan as critics voice concerns over its effectiveness.
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Mayor Scott Endorses Candidate in Baltimore Sheriff's Race
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott has announced his support for a candidate in the upcoming primary for city sheriff.
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Developer Sues Baltimore Mayor and City Council Over Alleged Racial Discrimination
A former city developer claims he was fired due to his race shortly after a promotion, alleging discrimination by city leaders.
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Court Considers Subpoena Authority for Baltimore Inspector General
A judge's decision on the Inspector General's subpoena power could impact oversight agencies across Maryland.