Mayor Brandon Scott will attend a campaign fundraiser on Martha’s Vineyard, suggesting he may try to run for a third mayoral ...

Tonya Miller Hall says she has left her position as the senior adviser for arts and culture for the mayor’s office about two ...

The executive director of Baltimore’s zoning board will step down later this month, adding to a wave of departures and staff ...

Baltimore's "Charm City Cleanup" initiative is already making a difference, according to Mayor Brandon Scott, with ...

A 38-year-old man who was critically injured in Saturday night's mass shooting has died, Baltimore police announced Sunday morning. Baltimore police Commissioner Richard Worley said officers were ...

In June, Judge Fletcher-Hill proposed granting only a fraction of the $266 million awarded by a jury to the city against ...

Calling it "Volume 3," Scott will "soft launch" his third mayoral run in the New England Island, known for its longstanding ...

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott wants to see jurisdictions around the city work more closely together on infrastructure issues and combatting climate change.

Mayor Brandon Scott is continuing his push to address infrastructure needs, as he launched an apprentice program to provide “training and workforce development” within city agencies.

Baltimore's Group Violence Reduction Strategy (GVRS) is being expanded to South Baltimore in an effort to reduce crime throughout the city, Mayor Brandon Scott announced.

All under the purview of Mayor Brandon Scott. Mayor Scott has anchored his administration in the language of equity, which is admirable in many ways. But equity cannot live on policy papers alone.