Public Safety

“It showed that they had already made some efforts at self improvement, and more importantly, they were completely open to all of the audit department's recommendations about further improvements they could make to their own controls,” said Comptroller Bill Henry.

“Off the record, neither MONSE nor the audits team will verify the individual, so we really just need a name that doesn’t sound fictional.”

The Brooklyn Safe Streets office will join Park Heights, Franklin Square and the Belvedere sites who have all celebrated a similar milestone recently.

A rooftop pool leak lead to the evacuation of the Axel Brewers Hill Apartments, fire officials said Friday.

Sam Cogen took office at the end of 2023, replacing 33-year incumbent John Anderson.

The Baltimore City Council on Monday passed Mayor Brandon Scott’s 2025 budget without amendments.

A new report released by the Maryland Chamber of Commerce finds that infrastructure investment is necessary following the collapse of the Key Bridge in March.

The plan asks contractors to try to finish the rebuild by October 2028.

The study will look at the risk of cargo ships to critical infrastructure.

The Governor doubled-down on his decision to only endorse in statewide races.