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Baltimore Fraud Watchdog Wins Right to Keep Attorneys in Fight Against City Hall

Judge blasts efforts by Mayor's office to block inspector general's access to records

Baltimore City, Inspector General Clash Over Access to Files, Enforcing Subpoenas

A retired judge heard arguments from attorneys for Mayor Brandon Scott and Inspector General Isabel Cumming in a court battle over transparency.

Baltimore Battles Over Inspector General's Powers

Judge says city 'not just debated, but crushed' IG subpoenas

Baltimore County Executive Proposes 2027 Budget Focused on Safety and Fiscal Strength

Klausmeier's budget plan includes funding for more firefighters and police take-home vehicles.

Baltimore, Harford Counties Unveil Budgets Without Tax Hikes

County executives propose spending plans focused on public safety, education, and infrastructure

Baltimore City Council Advances Bill to Limit Smoke Shops

New regulations would require smoke shops to be at least 750 feet apart and away from schools, parks, and recreation centers.

Baltimore Examines Red Line's Future: Light Rail or Bus?

Open house meetings to gather community feedback on transit options amid funding uncertainty.

Baltimore Residents Voice Budget Priorities to City Leaders

Community forum highlights concerns over public safety, vacant homes, and access to fresh food

Baltimore Mayor Responds to Troubling Findings in Deadly Firefighter Blaze Report

New report cites equipment failures and training gaps in October 2023 fire that killed two firefighters

Baltimore County to Add 12 New Fire Battalion Chiefs

New positions aim to improve emergency response times and incident management.

Baltimore County to Add 12 New Fire Battalion Chiefs

Funding for additional leadership roles included in proposed 2027 budget

Baltimore Mayor Kicks Off 90-Day Service Sprint

City crews join the mayor to address community issues like graffiti, potholes, and vacant properties.

Baltimore Councilman Unveils SOAR Plan to Tackle Open-Air Drug Markets

Councilman Mark Conway's new initiative aims to address addiction and support recovery in neighborhoods impacted by drug trade.

Baltimore IG Warns Current Rules Could Block Fraud Findings

Inspector General says restrictions would have prevented $38 million in uncovered waste and abuse.