Baltimore County celebrates bipartisan plan to convert old coal plant into park
Federal and local leaders on Monday celebrated Baltimore County's recent purchase of 85 acres for parkland purposes.
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Trash company accuses Baltimore County of ‘arbitrarily and capriciously’ awarding $1.2B contract to rival
Waste Management (WM), one of North America’s biggest trash companies, has accused Baltimore County of cutting it out of the bidding process.
Baltimore County Republicans push back against concerns over proposed council expansion map
The three Republicans on the Baltimore County Council are pushing back against a Democratic member's plan to repeal a proposed map of new districts.
Baltimore County Council approves $10M to turn old power plant into waterfront park
The Baltimore County Council approved the county to spend $10 million to acquire a former coal plant in Bowleys Quarters and turn it into a park.
Police investigating shooting of 30-year-old woman in East Baltimore
Police are investigating the shooting of a woman in East Baltimore, Baltimore Police spokesperson Vernon Davis said Saturday.
Former Baltimore City employee admits to accepting bribes for erasing residents’ water bills, property tax debt
A former Baltimore City tax collector admitted Friday that for nearly a decade he accepted bribes in exchange for erasing residents' outstanding municipal water and property tax bills, which prosecutors...
Residents applaud Baltimore County Council’s downzoning of Lutherville Station
Some Lutherville residents on Wednesday applauded the Baltimore County Council's decision the night before to rezone a Ridgely Road property for single-family housing, potentially scuttling the developer's plan to build...
Baltimore County Council ends 2024 rezoning process, rezones Lutherville Station
The Baltimore County Council voted on nearly 400 zoning requests Tuesday night, ending the yearlong process known as the Comprehensive Zoning Map Process (CZMP). The CZMP occurs once every four...
Baltimore County Council to vote on zoning requests, ending yearlong process
The process allows residents, business owners, developers and lobbyists to request to rezone a property anywhere in Baltimore County.
Maryland ACLU: Baltimore County Council expansion plan could violate federal law
In a letter sent Monday, ACLU of Maryland legal director Deborah Jeon said the council's bill was illegal because the proposed maps were "racially dilutive and unlawful."