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Baltimore City Council Advances Changes to Homestead Tax Credit
The Baltimore City Council is moving forward with proposed changes to the homestead tax credit program aimed at providing more equitable tax relief.
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City Council Raises Concerns Over Mayor's Office Expansion Proposal
Baltimore City Council members express skepticism regarding a proposal to increase the size and scope of the mayor's office.
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Baltimore Mayor Scott Announces 2026 Spring Cleanup and Day of Service
The city gears up for a comprehensive cleanup and community service event scheduled for spring 2026.
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Baltimore Issues Code Red Extreme Heat Alert and Opens Cooling Centers
The city of Baltimore has declared a Code Red Extreme Heat Alert and is providing cooling centers to assist residents.
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Mayor Scott Endorses Candidate in Baltimore Sheriff Primary Race
Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott has announced his support for a candidate in the upcoming city sheriff primary election.
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Budget Scrutiny for OIG Amid Ongoing Dispute with Mayor's Office
The Office of Inspector General faces financial scrutiny as its legal conflict with the Mayor's Office intensifies.
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Baltimore City Sues Agora Companies for Alleged Deceptive Practices
The city of Baltimore has initiated legal action against Agora Companies, citing misleading business practices.
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Mayor Scott Seeks Increased Funding for Controversial Nonprofit
Baltimore's Mayor Scott has proposed a funding increase for a nonprofit organization facing scrutiny over its financial audits.
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Baltimore Officials Consider Property Tax Relief for Residents
City leaders are exploring options to provide financial relief to homeowners facing high property taxes.
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Violence Prevention Worker in Baltimore Arrested for Shooting Incident
A violence prevention employee in Baltimore has been charged with shooting, prompting strong condemnation from the mayor.
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Mayor Scott Seeks Revision of Controversial Deal Amid Backlash
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is advocating for a reassessment of a contentious agreement that has drawn criticism.
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Mayor Scott Launches 6th Annual Safe Summer Initiative in Baltimore
The Safe Summer program aims to promote community safety and engagement throughout the city during the summer months.
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Kurt Schmoke Announces Retirement Plans from UBalt Presidency
Kurt Schmoke, the president of the University of Baltimore, has announced his intention to retire, concluding his tenure.
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Kurt Schmoke, President of the University of Baltimore, Announces Retirement for Next Year
Kurt Schmoke, who has led the University of Baltimore since 2015, will retire in 2024, marking the end of his impactful tenure.
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Kurt Schmoke to Retire as President of University of Baltimore Next Year
Kurt Schmoke, the current president of the University of Baltimore, has announced his plans to retire in the upcoming year.
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Mayor Scott Endorses Challenger in Baltimore City Sheriff Race
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott has publicly endorsed a candidate running against the current city sheriff in the upcoming primary.
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Kurt Schmoke, Baltimore's First Black Mayor, to Retire from UBalt Presidency
Kurt Schmoke, who made history as Baltimore's first Black mayor, has announced his retirement from the University of Baltimore.
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Baltimore Unveils State of the City 2026 Report
The 2026 State of the City report outlines key initiatives and progress made in Baltimore over the past year.
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Baltimore's Unique Underground Conduit System Faces Challenges
Baltimore's extensive underground conduit system, a rarity among U.S. cities, is now under scrutiny due to aging infrastructure and management issues.
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Howard County Executive Candidate Faces Ethics Complaint Over Community Center Funding Scrutiny
Deb Jung's questioning of funding for a community center has sparked an ethics complaint from developer Brian Kim, alleging political motives.