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Talia Richman formerly covered City Hall for The Baltimore Sun. She joined the paper in 2017 after graduating from the University of Maryland. Talia's work has appeared in The Oregonian, USA Today and The Dallas Morning News, her hometown newspaper. For story tips and podcast recommendations, give her a call: 410-332-6012.
Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott, the Democratic nominee for mayor, has nearly $240,000 left to spend in the final days of the general election.
Previous Women to Watch, such as Dr. Letitia Dzirasa, Del. Kathy Szeliga and American Urban Radio Networks' April Ryan, weigh in on how life has changed in 2020.
ByMary Carole McCauley, Wilborn P. Nobles III, Sameer Rao, Talia Richman, Yvonne Wenger, Pamela Wood and David Zurawik
Former Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon, who narrowly lost this year’s Democratic primary in a race to regain her seat, is endorsing Brandon Scott to be the city’s next leader.
The Ravens can welcome some fans back into their stadium for the Nov. 1 NFL game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced Friday.
Just days before early voting begins, Baltimore’s four mayoral candidates joined a virtual debate to make their cases for why they are the best choice to lead a city that was already suffering from deep inequities long before the coronavirus pandemic hit.
Baltimore’s inspector general found the former deputy comptroller didn't destroy paperwork relevant to a U.S. Department of Labor investigation of the comptroller’s office. But her report faults police officers guarding City Hall for letting the ex-employee in the building.
In the final weeks of his short mayoral tenure, Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young is pushing forward on decisions with long-lasting implications without fully communicating with his expected successor or the public.
Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott is announcing a transition team that he says will help him prepare to take on, and reshape, local government.