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The original teacher-led push to put universal cash payments for new parents on the ballot was deemed unconstitutional last November. Advocates are hoping it won’t happen again.
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It is the lowest number of monthly homicides since the city began keeping monthly records in 1970.
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The city is bracing for big changes from the Trump administration’s massive cuts.
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“Baltimore is built different. So, we have to build different.”
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Released early Wednesday morning, Mayor Brandon Scott’s budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2026 tries to close an $85M budget gap without cutting services.
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A cadre of elected officials and victims families gathered near the site of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse during its first year anniversary.
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The head of the Mayor's office administering the $641 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds describes how the city's been putting that money to use.
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Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott joins Midday to discuss the delivery of city services, a new permitting czar and the latest Inspector General report on the Department of Public Works.
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The lawsuit alleges that Glock makes pistols that are easily compatible with auto sears, attachments that essentially turn the pistols into automatic weapons.
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State and city officials broke ground Tuesday on the Nathaniel McFadden Learn and Play Park, formerly known as the North Central Park.