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Mayor Brandon Scott annouces crime in Baltimore continues to drop
BALTIMORE — On Monday, Mayor Brandon Scott announced that Baltimore is continuing to see a historic reduction in crime. Compared to 2024, the city has seen a 23.6% drop in homicides and a 23.4% drop in non-fatal shootings, the fewest number of homicides in the first five months of any year on record.
The taxpayer-backed Baltimore Children and Youth Fund is set to lose a large portion of its grant money for local charities ...
With budget week wrapping up, Mayor Brandon Scott touted his administration's efforts to prioritize public safety in ...
The Baltimore Orioles made up for a past mistake, trading for Atlanta Braves reliever Scott Blewett in a shrewd maneuver on ...
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott’s office faced criticism this week from some members of the City Council over a plan to move ...
As Baltimore City's $4.6 billion budget proposal draws scrutiny from some city council members, Mayor Brandon Scott is standing firm on the direction o ...
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Mayor Brandon Scott announced Monday that crime in Baltimore continued to drop over the month of May. Compared to this time in 2024, Scott's office says Baltimore has ...
Six marathon days of Baltimore budget hearings wrapped up late Wednesday. Here are some key moments you may have missed.
The amount of fuel spilled into the Baltimore Harbor that occurred Wednesday has now more than doubled in the amount initially reported.
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