by Fern Shen and Mark Reutter Feb 21, 2023
Robocalls and texts of unclear origin are the latest feature of Baltimore’s conduit fight
Hidden players, murky motives as petition drive targets Brandon Scott over BGE deal.
Politics
Special SeriesDec 15, 2022
City Council lauds Marilyn Mosby for “eight years of distinguished service”
The federal charges against Baltimore’s top prosecutor go unmentioned as lawmakers approve a resolution introduced by the City Council president honoring his wife.
Special SeriesNov 9, 2022
Wes Moore, elected governor, makes Maryland history
In Annapolis, the election produces the state’s first Black governor and other firsts, while in Baltimore, it rings in term limits and a rebuke to City Hall incumbents.
Special SeriesNov 8, 2022
Question K prevails, setting term limits for Baltimore officials
Voters approve legalizing cannabis possession, preventing the city’s underground conduits from being privatized and choose Esposito and Kenyatta-Bey for school board.
Special SeriesNov 8, 2022
Today will decide Maryland’s next governor and other statewide and local races
In Baltimore, voters will be selecting a number of new officeholders and deciding a term limits ballot question. The polls remain open until 8 p.m.
Special SeriesNov 7, 2022
On tonight’s Council agenda: Mosby’s pension bill shortening the vesting period for elected officials
Reacting to the possibility that Question K is approved by voters tomorrow, Nick Mosby is proposing that the period for pension eligibility for Baltimore’s elected officials be reduced to eight years.
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