Proposed bill would allow Marylanders to disclose nonapparent disabilities on their IDs
A proposed bill in Maryland would allow residents to disclose "nonapparent disabilities" on their driver's licenses or ...
Maryland neighborhood bands together to stop BGE actions as ratepayer anger grows
A handful of North Baltimore residents have organized a campaign to stop Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. from coming into a ...
Pre-construction activity for Baltimore's Key Bridge expected to take months
For about a month, the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) has been working on pre-construction activities around the ...
Opening Baltimore's checkbook. Where has $2B in spending gone?
News and OpenTheBooks.com open up Baltimore City's checkbooks to see where they spent $2 billion over the course of 2024.
Mayor Scott and allies push to decriminalize drug paraphernalia amid city drug crisis
Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott and his allies in the Maryland General Assembly are pushing new legislation to decriminalize drug paraphernalia in Maryland a ...
Dixon council OKs enterprise zone expansion to cover new businesses near Amboy, Byron nuclear plant upgrades
The Dixon City Council approved three ordinances Monday in support of expanding the Lee-Ogle County Enterprise Zone's boundaries to include three upcoming developments in rural Lee and Ogle counties.
Vote looms on controversial Durham developments. What we know about them
The smallest and least controversial case is in east Durham, where a developer has asked the city to annex 18 acres for a ...
Hagerstown's South End to benefit from millions through Enough Act anti-poverty grant
Gov. Wes Moore's anti-poverty Enough Act initially provides $3M to help Hagerstown's South End. There could be almost $30M ...
Baltimore math, reading scores stay relatively flat on national exam, below other major cities
Students in Baltimore City have shown some small improvements in math and reading over the past two years, but they are still lagging behind the national average, according to results from the 2024 ...
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City will look at legal options for protecting Baltimore residents from possible ICE raids, mayor says
PERIOD. BUT WE WILL NOT BE DOING ANYTHING ILLEGAL. MAYOR SCOTT EXPLAINING THAT BALTIMORE IS NOT A SANCTUARY CITY AND UNDERLINING THE LIMITATIONS OF HIS POWERS. I AM NOT THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED ...
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Electoral boundaries committee formed in key step towards next Singapore General Election
SINGAPORE: The Electoral Boundaries Review Committee (EBRC ... contest to review and make changes to Singapore’s electoral map, taking into account population shifts and housing developments ...