-
Supporters say it will help people of color get elected to the council.
-
The county is working to comply with an agreement it has with the federal government to settle discrimination case.
-
Four Democrats are currently vying for the party’s 2026 nomination.
-
It will create a third district in which people of color have a majority.
-
County calls Wade Kach’s proposal a solution looking for a problem.
-
County Executive says Crandell and the council need to make “difficult decisions” moving forward.
-
School superintendent says the schools are nearly 100 percent staffed.
-
WYPR reporter John Lee on the latest in Baltimore County.
-
-
The bill would require IG to live locally and shift appointment power to independent panel, pending 2026 voter approval.