With an extended total length of 2 miles (3.22 kilometers), up from the original 1.7 miles (2.74 kilometers), the bridge will feature a cable-stayed main span measuring 3,300 feet (1,000 meters).

Mayor Scott’s hiring of a new out-of-state spokesperson has a city councilman questioning the impact of city worker residency regulations.

A day after a federal judge sided with Baltimore City and agreed to at least temporarily block a Trump administration order seeking to ban diversity, equity and inclusion programs, Mayor Brandon Scott vowed to continue the fight “with every legal tool available.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore and the Maryland Department of Transportation this month unveiled the design concept for the new Francis Scott Key Bridge that will replace the one knocked over by an out-of-control container ship last March,

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott swore in Baltimore’s Opioid Restitution Advisory Board at a city hall ceremony Tuesday. The board will be charged with overseeing monies received by Baltimore City from multiple lawsuits against the manufacturers of opioids.

A Baltimore councilman who sought to hold public hearings on the opioid crisis must wait amid an ongoing feud at City Hall.

Baltimore City celebrated its first-ever Black History Month Parade on Monday with the theme "A Walk in Legacy."

“It was a gut punch,” Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott said in April 2023 after learning Baltimore City would need to fund its school system by an additional $79 million. County leaders ...

Key details for Baltimore's Artscape were announced Friday morning. The event, slated for Memorial Day weekend, May 24-25, will feature performances from a lineup of local talent. Usually held in Station North,

Following the tragic partial collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge in early 2024 due to a container ship collision, a new plan has been put in place to build its replacement. Maryland governor Wes Moore has now revealed its design.

The bidding process for CIAA Tournaments after 2026 opened last month, and Baltimore is competing with several locations, including Charlotte.

With less than 100 days to go before Artscape kicks off the summer on Memorial Day Weekend, the mayor announced Friday some changes to the city’s favorite arts festival.