TOWSON, Md. (WBFF) — Baltimore County Inspector General Kelly Madigan sent an open request to county residents Tuesday morning asking them to help stop a proposed law that would give elected ...

Baltimore County named a new inspector general, and it's not Kelly Madigan, the current county watchdog, who said she was ...

Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier today announced the appointment of Khadija E. Walker as the next Inspector ...

Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier’s decision to replace Inspector General Kelly Madigan is a threat to the IG ...

Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier is facing criticism from county leaders and community members after announcing ...

She is the most qualified candidate to further advance the office and continue to preserve integrity and transparency in Baltimore County government,” Klausmeier says of Khadija E. Walker.

The county delivered more than 500 pages of material in response to a Baltimore Brew quest for documents pertaining to the non-reappointment of Kelly Madigan. The contents of all but a few pages were ...

Council members should have let the process continue without interference or public comment. Madigan should have remained ...

However, Madigan told The Baltimore Sun she intends to apply for the job and would like to serve a second term to build on the work she’s done since the office was created in 2020. She will ...

"I told them where I was and what I was doing," Madigan said. "I literally said the words stage four lung cancer and in ...

TOWSON, Md. — Outside a county office building, signs of support and frustration were evident as Inspector General Kelly Madigan fought to retain her position.

Klausmeier, who was tapped to fill the vacant position after Johnny Olszewski vacated the role when he assumed his position in Congress in January, told Madigan – the county’s first inspector ...