Mayor Brandon M. Scott and the City Council have initiated legal action against Agora Companies for deceptive marketing practices targeting seniors.
The Safe Summer program aims to enhance community safety through various events this summer in Baltimore.
A Baltimore retiree is challenging the city after being billed $831 for pothole repairs on a street near his home.
Two council members seek to redirect millions from park funds to favored organizations, raising concerns of favoritism and legal challenges.
Former Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley is back on the ballot, facing both support and criticism as he runs for a council seat.
A significant number of candidates for Montgomery County's at-large council seats hail from Silver Spring, raising concerns about regional representation.
A Baltimore retiree is challenging the city for reimbursement of $831 spent on pothole repairs after repeated requests for action.
The new legislation aims to enhance accountability and transparency in the management of the city's youth fund.
A Baltimore retiree is challenging the city over persistent pothole issues, highlighting frustrations with local government responsiveness.
Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott has signed legislation aimed at improving the oversight of the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund following concerns about transparency and spending.
Baltimore homeowners will see a slight reduction in property tax bills starting July 1, as city leaders aim to ease financial burdens.
The Baltimore City Inspector General alleges that City Hall is hindering the investigation into MONSE funding amid a subpoena dispute.
The use of an A.I.-generated image of Baltimore's mayor by the inspector general has sparked debate about ethics and authenticity.
The City Council convenes to address the Office of Inspector General's access to records amid a legal challenge.
Pushback from community members leads to the decision not to allocate funds to the mayor's office.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott embraces his active social media presence, responding to critics and engaging with constituents online.
The Baltimore Inspector General has highlighted concerns regarding the city's financial management and spending accountability.
Mayor Scott's new tax proposal is intended to assist homeowners, but City Council members express doubts about its effectiveness.
As U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume faces challenger Mark Conway, the primary raises questions about age versus experience in politics.
As the primary election approaches, Montgomery County candidates express frustration over controversial campaign advertisements.