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The investigations into Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh’s business deals exploded into public view Thursday, as federal agents swept across the city. Agents seized records from her homes and City Hall offices, a federal grand jury issued at least one witness ...

Here is a rundown of events that have transpired amid the controversy surrounding Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh’s financial relationships with members of the board of directors of the University of Maryland Medical System and her self-published series of “Healthy Holly” ...

An application process has started for Baltimore citizens who would like to become civilian members of boards evaluating misconduct charges against police officers. The trial boards had long been made up of three sworn officers. Starting next fiscal year, Baltimore ...

Vice President Mike Pence is scheduled to speak at an annual Maryland Republican Party dinner in June. The party announced Wednesday night that the vice president will be the special guest at the Red, White and Blue Dinner in Linthicum, ...

Ex officio Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young regularly uses a few metaphors involving steering large vehicles when questioned about how long his ride at Baltimore’s helm will last. When asked about when he expects Mayor Catherine Pugh to return, he ...

City Councilmen Bill Henry and Kristerfer Burnett announced Wednesday that they plan to introduce a trio of charter amendments designed to reduce the power of the mayor in Baltimore. The councilmen said they intend to submit the bills on Monday ...

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Maryland has become a leader in the fight to protect women’s access to reproductive and preventive health care, said Dr. Leana Wen, president of Planned Parenthood and the former Baltimore City health commissioner. “I’m proud to be a Marylander,” she said ...

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ANNAPOLIS — Members of the Board of Public Works are demanding answers about food services contracts with state colleges and universities in which vendors provide payments to the institutions if the contracts are awarded. Of concern are not only so-called ...

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland property owners will not see an increase in state property taxes in the coming year. The Board of Public Works voted Wednesday to keep the state property tax rates on real property and property owned by public ...

The General Assembly took major steps forward this year to make our state healthier. Lawmakers passed two landmark bills – one to expand access to health insurance by making enrollment far easier and one that will begin to bring down ...

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