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Tonya Miller Hall Joins Deutsch Foundation as Senior Creative Fellow
Former Baltimore arts advisor Tonya Miller Hall will advance creative economic growth through a new fellowship with the Deutsch Foundation.
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City Hall
Baltimore City Spending Faces Scrutiny Over Transparency Issues
Mayor Brandon Scott's budget proposal raises concerns about funding transparency and the expansion of his staff.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Unveils Plans for Improved Roads and Tax Relief in State of the City Address
In his State of the City address, Mayor Scott outlines initiatives for road improvements and tax relief for Baltimore residents.
City Hall
New Legislation Prohibits Smoke Shops Near Schools and Parks in Baltimore
Baltimore's mayor has enacted a new law restricting the placement of smoke shops in proximity to schools and parks.
City Hall
Strengthening Baltimore's Inspector General Role Could Rebuild Public Trust
Enhancing the powers of Baltimore's Inspector General is seen as a key step towards restoring faith in local government.
Public Safety
Search Continues for Missing 72-Year-Old Woman in Baltimore
Baltimore police are actively seeking assistance in locating Dalrene Campbell, who has been missing since June 18.
Public Safety
Tragic Drowning of 2-Year-Old in Anne Arundel County
A 2-year-old child drowned at a private residence in Brooklyn Park, marking one of the first drownings of the summer in Maryland.
Education
Maryland Schools Launch Free Summer Meal Program
Schools across Maryland are offering free meals to children this summer to combat food insecurity.
Public Safety
Search Ongoing for Missing 72-Year-Old Woman in Baltimore
Baltimore police are actively seeking information about Dalrene Campbell, who has been missing since June 18.
Public Safety
Venezuelan Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 1,430 Amid Growing Frustration
As search efforts continue in La Guaira, frustration mounts over the government's response to the devastating earthquakes.
Public Safety
Man Fatally Shot in Southwest Baltimore
A shooting incident in southwest Baltimore has resulted in the death of one man, prompting an investigation by local authorities.
City Hall
Examining Baltimore's Financial Borrowing Practices
The city faces challenges related to its borrowing habits, raising concerns about fiscal sustainability.
Public Safety
Shooting in Southwest Baltimore Claims One Life on Saturday Afternoon
A shooting incident in Southwest Baltimore has resulted in one fatality, according to police reports.
Weather
Flood Watch for the Baltimore Area (Severe)
Flood Watch issued June 27 at 4:14PM EDT until June 27 at 10:00PM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Transit
Baltimore Metro Subway System to Shut Down for Upgrades This Weekend
The MTA announces a complete closure of the Baltimore metro subway system for essential upgrades from November 8 to November 11.
Transit
Community Grieves Loss of MTA Bus Driver Killed Before Shift
Family and friends are mourning the tragic loss of an MTA bus driver who was shot and killed as she arrived for work.
City Hall
Baltimore City Council to Discuss MONSE SideStep Initiative
A City Council hearing will address the MONSE SideStep program aimed at enhancing community safety.
City Hall
Developer Files Lawsuit Against Baltimore Mayor for Alleged Racial Discrimination
A local real estate developer has initiated legal action against the mayor of Baltimore, claiming racial bias in his termination.
City Hall
Baltimore OIG Critiques Mayor Scott's Proposed Reforms as Control, Not Accountability
The Baltimore Office of Inspector General challenges Mayor Scott's reform plan, arguing it undermines their independence and accountability.
City Hall
Baltimore Residents Divided on City's Future Amid Mayor's International Outreach
As the mayor highlights progress in international partnerships, opinions among Baltimore residents reveal a split on the city's direction.