Council Passes City Administrator Charter Amendment

The charter amendment changes the Baltimore City Charter by establishing a Chief Administrative Officer position in city government.

Are MD’s Congressional Incumbents Hoarding Cash For Post-Redistricting 2022 Election?

Maryland’s congressional incumbents continue to have more cash on hand than their challengers, the latest campaign finance reports show.

Baltimore Mayor, Others Urge Hogan To Reconsider Election Model

Gov. Larry Hogan prefers largely in-person voting in November, Bernard C. "Jack" Young, others Democrats are pushing for a hybrid model.

Parents Raise Concerns Over Proposed School Reopening Plans In Baltimore City

Baltimore City Public Schools’ reopening plan for the school year is designed to provide families with choices, the schools chief said.

Pelosi On Christopher Columbus Statue: ‘If The Community Doesn’t Want The Statue There, The Statue Shouldn’t Be There’

The Baltimore native said the statue’s removal doesn’t diminish her pride in her Italian American heritage.

Proposed Cuts At Baltimore Fire Stations Prompt Protests

Potential cuts to two fire stations in Baltimore sparked protests in Pigtown and northeast Baltimore.

No Indoor Dining At Baltimore Restaurants; Mayor Wants More Data

Outlining new measures for stage one, Baltimore's mayor said he will speak about stage two on Wednesday, June 17.

Scott Edges Out Dixon In Race For Democratic Nomination: AP

The candidates in the Baltimore mayoral race have been decided, according to the Associated Press.

Brandon Scott Takes Lead Over Sheila Dixon In Baltimore’s Mayoral Race

Numbers posted on the state elections board’s website show Scott with a lead over former mayor Sheila Dixon.

Baltimore Enters Stage 1 Of Reopening In Coronavirus Recovery

The city moved into stage one Monday, according to the Baltimore mayor and health commissioner.

Baltimore Ballot Mistake Leads To Uncountable Votes: Report

An error, which was caught by state elections officials, was never corrected and has led to inaccurate results in the City Council race.

Some Baltimore City Voters Received Wrong Ballots, Advocates Say

Some voters from Baltimore reportedly received the wrong ballots and were told to vote in person after mailing theirs in.

Election Board Headquarters Closed Early Due To Safety Concerns

With a statewide primary election a day away, concerns over the safety of city workers during ongoing protests closed headquarters Monday.

9 Races To Watch Primary Day In Maryland

One race in Maryland has more than 20 candidates, while others that have smaller fields are also heated.

Baltimore Mayor Allows Outdoor Dining; Stay-At-Home Order Remains

People are allowed to eat outside in Baltimore but are encouraged to stay at home as much as possible.

Curbside Retail Sales To Be Allowed Wednesday: Baltimore Mayor

Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced curbside pickup services, the creation of delivery zones and developments in the city's reopening plan.

Trump Visits Fort McHenry For Memorial Day 2020: Watch

On Memorial Day 2020, President Donald Trump spoke about patriotism and the Battle of Baltimore.

Baltimore Mayor, Police Urge Residents To Stay Home This Memorial Day Weekend

“Please, Baltimore, this Memorial Day weekend, do not throw a big party,” Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young said.

Trump's Memorial Day Visit To Baltimore 'Sends The Wrong Message': Mayor

“I wish that the president, as our nation’s leader, would set a positive example and not travel during this holiday weekend." — Mayor Young

Trump To Visit Baltimore For Memorial Day

The White House says President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump will participate in a Memorial Day ceremony at Fort McHenry.

Baltimore City Joins Baltimore County In Response To Reopening

Baltimore Mayor Jack Young and Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski are working together in their coronavirus response plan.

Local Leaders 'Don’t Feel Comfortable’ Reopening: Baltimore Mayor

Baltimore Mayor Jack Young says the leaders of the "Big Eight" are going to work together on their plans for reopening.

Baltimore Approves $3M For Distance Learning Technology

The city of Baltimore is transferring $3 million from its Children & Youth Fund to provide technology supporting distance learning.

Department Of Juvenile Services Worker Says Contact Tracing Falls Short In Agency Facilities

A Baltimore City worker said she became infected with COVID-19 because contact tracing methods were inadequate at her facility.

Kweisi Mfume Sworn In To House Of Representatives

The new representative for Maryland's 7th congressional district was sworn in Tuesday by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Blue Angels, Thunderbirds Flyover To Honor Health Workers In MD

The Navy and Air Force demonstration squadrons will fly over Maryland in a display of national unity.

MD Special Election Results: Kweisi Mfume Is Projected Winner

The former NAACP leader has reportedly reclaimed his seat in the District 7 special election after the death of U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings.

Baltimore Voting In Special Election During Coronavirus

One in-person voting site is set up in Baltimore for the special election to fill the open congressional seat in District 7.

Barbershops, Salons Can Reopen For Essential Workers: MD Governor

Gov. Larry Hogan is allowing some barbershops and salons to reopen if they are serving essential personnel.

Baltimore City Council Favors Coronavirus Measure Requiring Masks

The Baltimore City Council reviewed and supported four coronavirus measures at Monday's virtual meeting.

MD Coronavirus: Lack Of Access To Help 'Unacceptable,' Hogan Says

Coronavirus testing, assistance for the unemployed, a decontamination site and more are in the works, Gov. Larry Hogan said.

MD Coronavirus Economic Stimulus Payments: What You Need To Do

Maryland residents are expected to start receiving stimulus payments soon. Here's what you need to do beforehand.

Johns Hopkins Allies Put Out The Call For Respirators

Baltimore leaders are circulating a private call from officials at Johns Hopkins Medical Center for respirators that businesses have.

Coronavirus: Baltimore Convention Center To Become Field Hospital

The Maryland National Guard is readying the Baltimore Convention Center in the event there is a surge in patients due to new coronavirus.

Coronavirus: Maryland MVA Closes Offices Statewide

BREAKING: All branch offices of the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration are closing Friday until further notice.

CBP Shuts Down Trusted Traveler Enrollment Centers: Coronavirus

U.S. Customs and Border Protection will temporarily close its Trusted Traveler Program enrollment centers at BWI and Dulles airports.

Baltimore Mayor Declares State Of Emergency: Coronavirus

The mayor of Baltimore has placed the city under a state of emergency as a measure to cope with the coronavirus outbreak.

MD Courts Close To Public, Stay Open For Emergencies

Courts in Maryland are closed to the public but will remain open for select services.

$8.7M Awarded To Wrongfully Convicted Trio In Maryland

​Three wrongfully committed men were awarded $2.9 million apiece related to the murder of a middle school student.

HUD Awards Baltimore More Than $478K For Self-Sufficiency Program

The grant promotes economic independence for those in public housing, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.