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    Group seeking to lower Baltimore’s property tax rate falls short of amendment signature goal
    “Renew Baltimore,” a group that sought a ballot referendum to lower the city’s property tax rate over six years, has fallen short of the required number of signatures it needed to get on the ballot.
    6/8/22—A row of vacant homes on the 1700 block of E. Biddle street are being renovated by Rebuild Metro.
    Challenger Sam Cogen widens lead in Baltimore sheriff’s race
    Challenger Sam Cogen has a 2,473 vote lead over incumbent John W. Anderson in the Baltimore sheriff's race. Cogen continues to maintain a strong lead in write-in ballots, making it likely that he will best Anderson, who has served as sheriff since 1989.
    JUNE 10,2022—Sam Cogen a longstanding public servant who worked in the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office between 1996 and 2021, is running for Sheriff. Sam started his distinguished, 25-year career as an intern and worked his way up through the ranks to become a top commander.
    Challenger Sam Cogen in dead heat with longtime incumbent John W. Anderson in Baltimore sheriff’s Democratic primary
    Cogen putting up a formidable challenge to former boss.
    Baltimore City Sheriff John W. Anderson stands for a portrait in his office on Thursday, May 26.
    Embattled Marilyn Mosby tries to fend off familiar rivals for third term as Baltimore state’s attorney
    Federal charges hang over the incumbent as she tries to defeat well-funded Democratic challengers Ivan Bates and Thiru Vignarajah.
    The Democratic primary candidates for State's Attorney: From left, Ivan Bates, Baltimore defense attorney; incumbent Marilyn Mosby; and Thiru Vignarajah, CEO of Capital Plus Financial.
    One year in, Baltimore officials say 911 diversion system needs more time to prove itself
    The pilot program aims to reroute a small fraction of 911 calls to the crisis center: specifically, those in which callers have thoughts about committing suicide, but no weapons or concrete plans to carry out those thoughts.
    6/30/22—Naomi Glao, a hotline counselor, speaks with a caller in the Baltimore Crisis Response center.
    With Roe v. Wade overturned, Maryland will be key for abortion seekers
    As one of 13 states with strong laws that protect the right to an abortion, Maryland will play a key role for those looking to end a pregnancy.
    The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, overturned Roe v. Wade.
    The broken rainbow: the gender and race divide in the LGBTQ community
    As Pride celebrations sweep the country this month, there will undoubtedly be stories of joy and triumph. But behind the colorful parades, energized performances by drag queens, and an overall appearance of a unified front lie the realities of a fractured LGBTQ community.
    A balloon reading “Love is love, pride” waves in the wind on June 4 at Baltimore Trans Pride 2022.
    Carroll County school board limits display of pride flags as nation marks Pride Month
    A family's plan to fight bullying and build acceptance hits a barrier.
    Ash Tough, 13, framed by a Pride flag, sits for a portrait outside of Northwest Middle School in Taneytown.
    Gun Trace Task Force investigations continue, federal prosecutors say
    Federal prosecutors say years later, investigations stemming from the Gun Trace Task Force corruption scandal are continuing
    Baltimore Police Det. Ethan Glover, right, walks out of the downtown Baltimore federal courthouse with his attorney, Joseph Murtha, after a motions hearing Friday. Glover is accused of stealing money from a search warrant scene in 2016.
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