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FEMA Nominee Faces Senate Scrutiny Over Disaster Aid Distribution
Cameron Hamilton, nominated to lead FEMA, assures Senate committee of fair disaster recovery efforts amid political concerns.
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Mayor Scott Proposes Tax Plan Aimed at Supporting Homeowners, City Council Skeptical
Mayor Scott's new tax proposal is intended to assist homeowners, but City Council members express doubts about its effectiveness.
City Hall
Baltimore Congressional Primary Highlights Age Debate Among Democrats
As U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume faces challenger Mark Conway, the primary raises questions about age versus experience in politics.
Politics
Maryland GOP Candidates Employ Ex-Felon for Campaign Consulting
Nino Mangione's campaign has paid a convicted felon over $153K for political consulting services since January 2023.
City Hall
Candidates in Montgomery County Clash Over Campaign Ads Ahead of Primary
As the primary election approaches, Montgomery County candidates express frustration over controversial campaign advertisements.
Courts
CareFirst Sues Towson Brothers Over Alleged $50 Million Insurance Fraud
CareFirst of Maryland has launched a federal lawsuit against two brothers, accusing them of orchestrating a massive health insurance fraud scheme.
Courts
Baltimore Area Government Offices and Services Closed Monday Due to Winter Weather
A winter storm continues to impact the Baltimore area, leading to widespread closures of government offices, libraries, and more.
City Hall
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.
Public Safety
Authorities Request Assistance in Identifying Two Women Linked to Fatal Federal Hill Shooting
Baltimore police are asking the public for information regarding two women connected to a recent triple shooting in Federal Hill.
Courts
Marilyn Mosby and Prosecutors Request Rehearing Following Vacated Fraud Conviction
Marilyn Mosby and state prosecutors have filed for a rehearing after a judge vacated her fraud conviction earlier this month.
Courts
Uncontested Races Shape Maryland's 2026 Elections Landscape
As candidate filing deadlines pass, many Maryland elections are already decided, with several incumbents facing no opposition.
Courts
Dali Crew Faces Extended Stay in Baltimore Following Key Bridge Collapse Trial Delay
Crew members from the Dali cargo ship plead for a return home as criminal trial is set for October 2027.
Education
Former Baltimore Teacher Arrested in Chris Hansen Sting Operation
Dennis Jutras, a former teacher of the year, faces charges after attempting to meet a decoy posing as a minor.
City Hall
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.
Courts
Marilyn Mosby's Mortgage Fraud Conviction Overturned, Perjury Charges Remain
The former Baltimore State's Attorney has had one conviction overturned while maintaining others related to perjury.
Courts
City Council Remains Silent Amid Transparency Issues with MONSE
Concerns over transparency in the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement prompt calls for accountability from the City Council.
Courts
Corey Pollard's Ties to Marilyn Mosby Resurface Amid Squatter Case
Corey Pollard faces new federal allegations while his past claims of rehabilitation with Marilyn Mosby come under scrutiny.
Public Safety
Officer P. Catalfamo Returns Home After Shooting Incident in Pikesville
Baltimore County Police Officer P. Catalfamo has been released from Shock Trauma following a shooting incident that left him in critical condition.
Public Safety
Baltimore Files Antitrust Complaint Against Fire Truck Manufacturers
The city of Baltimore has accused several fire truck manufacturers of creating a monopoly that harms competition.
Public Safety
Two-Alarm Fire Contained on W. 34th Street in Baltimore
A two-alarm fire was successfully controlled by firefighters on W. 34th Street in Baltimore.