Emily Opilo
Emily Opilo covers City Hall for The Baltimore Sun. She previously worked the city beat for The Morning Call in Allentown, Pa., where she led coverage of an FBI probe that resulted in a mayor’s resignation and conviction. She holds a master’s from Syracuse University and a bachelor’s from American University.
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A Baltimore nonprofit conspired with city officials to give itself an unfair advantage over other developers to acquire property through the city’s annual tax sale, according to an inspector general report released this week.
- Democratic Councilman Kristerfer Burnett's bill would bar the use of the technology by residents, businesses and most of Baltimore city government until December 2022.
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- Baltimore water meters are frequently broken, delivering no readings. When that happens, customers can go months without bills for water usage — resulting in the loss of millions of dollars of needed revenue.
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- Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott said he “could not ignore” concerns expressed among activists, tenant advocates and other progressive groups about the security deposit legislation.
