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Scott removes owner-occupied homes from tax sale list for fourth year

Mayor Brandon Scott announced the removal of owner-occupied homes from the city’s tax sale list after the Board of Estimates meeting this morning.“Removing owne

Baltimore City Council's redistricting map vetoed; charter amendment proposed to check mayoral power

Baltimore City Council approves Nick Mosby's amended redistricting map; mayor's office mum on plans

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott launches 90-day blitz to fill 9,000 potholes, clean 900 graffiti tags

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott kicked off a 90-day city clean up initiative Thursday that will include pothole repairs, graffiti removal and trash pickup.

19-year-old fatally shot Sunday afternoon in East Baltimore

A 19-year-old died after being shot on Easter Sunday in the Coldstream Homestead Montebello neighborhood, Baltimore Police said.

19-year-old fatally shot Sunday afternoon in East Baltimore

Man in critical condition, 16-year-old injured in Northeast Baltimore shootings Monday

A 32-year-old man was shot multiple times and hospitalized Monday afternoon after a separate shooting in Northeast Baltimore in which a 16-year-old boy was shot in the hand, according to police.

Man hospitalized, 16-year-old injured in Northeast Baltimore shootings Monday

A 32-year-old man was shot multiple times and hospitalized Monday afternoon after a separate shooting in Northeast Baltimore in which a 16-year-old boy was shot in the hand, according to police.

Baltimore bought $30,000 in tickets to CIAA tournament; Officials strike deal for lower price amid questions

After the city ethics board advised Baltimore elected officials that they couldn't accept CIAA basketball tournament tickets from Visit Baltimore, the mayor's office bought thousands of dollars' worth for distributing to youth teams, neighborhood groups and city staff.

Baltimore bought $30,000 in tickets to CIAA tournament; officials strike deal for lower price amid questions

After the city ethics board advised Baltimore elected officials that they couldn't accept CIAA basketball tournament tickets from Visit Baltimore, the mayor's office bought thousands of dollars' worth for distributing to youth teams, neighborhood groups and city staff.