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Baltimore will soon bill water customers monthly, instead of 3 months, under legislation approved in early August by the City Council. The city will start sending monthly bills to customers in October, a change officials say will help residents and businesses budget. Councilman Robert Curran said the change will help customers keep a better track […]
Today Larry Young talks with NEW Baltimore City Schools CEO Sonja B. Santelises about new plans in the new school year. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Want gospel news at your fingertips? Text BMORE to 52140 to join our text club! Sign Up For Our Newsletter!
Gov. Larry Hogan is scheduled to meet with the chair of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland to discuss the shortage of black applicants chosen as finalists to grow and process medical marijuana in the state as foxbaltimore.com reports. Del. Cheryl Glenn is set to meet with Hogan Thursday. She says only one minority applicant […]
The Maryland Legislative Black Caucus is calling on Governor Larry Hogan to temporarily halt the awarding of licenses in the state’s medical marijuana program as foxbaltimore.com reports. A state commission recently issued preliminary licenses to 15 companies interested in growing medical marijuana and 15 companies interested in the processing of pot. For more information go to foxbaltimore.com
Foxbaltimore.com reports that Baltimore County Public Schools has adopted a new philosophy as the foundation for its grading system for the first time in 20 years. Many teachers just learned about the policy change when they returned to school last week. Under the new system, a student’s behavior is factored out of his or her grades. […]
Foxbaltimore.com The number of drivers receiving speed camera tickets in Baltimore County is on pace to decline for a second straight year. Police say through mid-August, 109,473 citations were issued, including 13,721 warnings. By comparison, 180,529 citations were issued in 2015, including 678 warnings. At that rate, Baltimore County is on pace to issue around […]
This year, it seems that EVERYONE is doing their part (and then some) to make sure all of our students have what they need to succeed. Every year, Kevin Liles and his ‘For A Better Baltimore’ foundation team up with County Executive Kamenetz and Baltimore County Superintendent Dr. Dallas Dance for their “Back To […]
Foxbaltimore.com is reporting that the Baltimore City Council deferred a much-anticipated vote on Monday to phase in a $15 hourly minimum wage for the city and instead agreed to send the bill back to committee. The parliamentary maneuver came after supporters failed to secure the eight votes needed to pass the minimum wage bill. The […]
Part 1 Today Larry Young talks DOJ Report with Baltimore City Police Commissioner Kevin Davis.
Randallstown woman shot and killed during standoff with Baltimore County Police...