The Baltimore Banner

Baltimore City's annual tax sale, designed to collect unpaid bills from delinquent city homeowners - is the focus of a Baltimore Banner investigation. We get three perspectives on tax sale problems, and possible solutions.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said on the campaign trail that he’d put his assets in a blind trust, which means that he would no longer control or make decisions about his investments.

In the budget document, staff wrote that eliminating 162.3 full-time equivalent teaching positions would save the system $24.8 million.

At a virtual hearing Monday afternoon, Judge Lawrence Fletcher-Hill agreed with the Baltimore City Ethics board that the Democrat solicited donations from controlled donors to a legal defense fund established for him and his wife, former City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby.

About $6 million is sitting unclaimed in Baltimore City coffers, The Baltimore Banner review of the data shows.

The three-day manhunt that stretched from the suburbs of Cockeysville to the fields of Harford County, that left a second police officer shot, closed schools in two counties and caused nervous families to stay home and lock their doors, ended before sunrise Friday.

A draft bill in the Maryland General Assembly would allow six locations where people can consume illegal drugs with medical supervision.

State Police spokesperson Ron Snyder said the agency was looking into the matter and would “follow up as soon as possible.”

Police executed a search and seizure warrant at the former Gilman School teacher's home in Towson and arrested him on charges including sexual abuse of a minor, rape and perverted practice on Feb. 3.

If you’re an eligible juror in Baltimore, you get a summons almost annually. Here’s why.