The federal charges against Baltimore’s top prosecutor go unmentioned as lawmakers approve a resolution introduced by the City Council president honoring his wife.
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.
Voters approve legalizing cannabis possession, preventing the city’s underground conduits from being privatized and choose Esposito and Kenyatta-Bey for school board.
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.