Scott: Baltimore not a sanctuary city, but we won’t ask about immigration status
With President Donald Trump’s long-promised deportations underway, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is making it clear Baltimore ...
Baltimore City raises rates for water, sewer and stormwater. How much will your bills go up?
The Baltimore Board of Estimates approved substantial utility rate increases Wednesday evening for water, sewer and ...
Baltimore City approves $12M contract increase to collect $75M in unpaid utility bills
At its bimonthly meeting Wednesday, the Baltimore Board of Estimates unanimously approved a $12 million contract increase to ...
Baltimore's water rate increase plan approved by city's spending board
Baltimore Department of Public Works' multi-year water rate increase plan was approved on Wednesday by the city's spending ...
Bus departures delayed after shots fired near Baltimore City school, officials say
Two buses with students onboard were delayed leaving a Baltimore City school Wednesday after shots were fired nearby, ...
Sean McDermott Fired Back at Baltimore Radio Host Who Called Buffalo 'City of Losers'
The Buffalo Bills took down the Baltimore Ravens in Sunday's NFL divisional round clash, clinching their berth in the AFC ...
City of losers? Buffalo Bills’ Sean McDermott claps back at Baltimore radio host
During the buildup of the Buffalo Bills ’ matchup with the Baltimore Ravens, a Baltimore radio host tried to make the story ...
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'We have all hands on deck': Baltimore sees uptick in water main breaks amid low temperatures
The cold weather has caused an increase in water main breaks as underground pipes expand and contract because of changes in ...
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City will look at legal options for protecting Baltimore residents from possible ICE raids, mayor says
Mayor Brandon Scott said his administration will look at legal options for protecting Baltimore City residents.
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Baltimore mayor says no plans to change policies on immigration amid federal crackdown
We’ll look at every legal option that we have to protect our residents period. But we will not do anything illegal," Mayor ...
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Baltimore sees uptick in water main breaks amid low temperatures
The cold weather has caused an increase in water main breaks as underground pipes expand and contract because of changes in temperatures. A Baltimore City Department of Public Works command center ope ...