Baltimore City Council

The district’s proposed $1.9 billion plan for next school year aims to invest only in the most effective student services as costs climb and federal aid expires.

Combined, the cities “anchor institutions” pay $6M annually for approximately $47M in city services like policing, snow removal, and road maintenance.

Proponents of low-density multi-family housing argue that it increases housing stock by allowing for more units but also expands options by creating smaller homes for starter families or empty nesters.

A similar measure introduced in the General Assembly did not advance this session.

Released early Wednesday morning, Mayor Brandon Scott’s budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2026 tries to close an $85M budget gap without cutting services.

Solid waste laborers in the Baltimore City Department of Public Works get 15 cents an hour for hazard pay.

Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen joins Midday for our monthly update. Today he discusses the latest Inspector General report on the Department of Public Works and the city's spending on overtime.

The bill proposal was done in collaboration with advocacy coalition With Us For Us.

A new bill would require school district leaders to report on barriers to attendance and brainstorm solutions with local agencies.

The initial funds will go to setting up a governance structure for the money.