Sale of Perry Hall Mansion to Baltimore County businessman falls through
The $5,000 sale was a fraction of the mansion's assessed property value, but the county was looking to sell because it could not afford to keep up the property.
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Maryland comptroller points to lack of child care as source of economic slowdown
Maryland's lack of child care providers was made worse during pandemic when women dropped out of the workforce at a rate nearly twice the national average.
Developer of controversial Lutherville property asks Baltimore County to help expedite process
If successful, Mark Renbaum would add an additional 110 units to the Lutherville Station project he initially proposed in 2021.
Renew Baltimore appeals to Maryland Supreme Court to get question on ballot slashing property tax
Renew Baltimore filed its appeal Tuesday to reverse a decision handed down last Friday by Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Althea M. Handy.
Baltimore County facing potential legal action after firefighter’s settlement
A Towson law firm is preparing to represent Baltimore County firefighters who believe they have not been properly notified of a deadline to transfer their service credits.
Despite settlement reports and GOP call to step down, Johnny Olszewski still favored to win congressional race
With less than three months to Election Day, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. remains poised to win the 2nd Congressional District seat.
Woman fatally shot Friday night in Southwest Baltimore
A 42-year-old woman is dead following a shooting in Southwest Baltimore on Friday. Police says she was found sitting in a vehicle, "suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to the body."
Judge denies citizen petition to slash Baltimore’s property tax rate; appeal to come
Attorneys on both sides said before the decision that they planned to appeal the matter to the Supreme Court of Maryland.
Baltimore County Council passes law clarifying controversial school capacity bill
The Baltimore County Council has amended parts of a controversial law passed in June that would curb development in areas with overcrowded schools.
Baltimore County executive appointed employee of firefighter who received secret settlement to ethics commission
The connection raised concerns for Public Citizen government affairs lobbyist Craig Holman, though he said it did not appear to violate any ethics rules.