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Comptroller’s vote to sell city lots to her church was conflict of interest, inspector general says
Comptroller Joan Pratt’s vote to approve the 2017 sale of 15 city lots to Bethel A.M.E., a church where she is a member, was a conflict of interest, and the transaction did not receive proper scrutiny at public meetings, according to a new report by the Office of the Inspector General.
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Taxi passenger dies after cab struck by hit-and-run driver
A 69-year-old woman was pronounced dead and her taxi driver was injured after a hit-and-run on Wednesday morning.
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Firefighters OK after falling into basement battling house fire in East Baltimore
Four firefighters fell into the basement while fighting a fire early Wednesday morning in the 1700 block of Cliftview Avenue. They all made it out and were reported to be doing fine.
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Governor calls crime an 'urgent crisis' in Baltimore
In his annual State of the State address on Wednesday to the Maryland General Assembly, Gov. Larry Hogan called for decisive action to fight "out-of-control violent crime" he said is destroying Baltimore.
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Mayoral candidates respond to residents' demands for safer streets, more money for youth
Roughly two dozen Baltimore mayoral candidates outlined at a Wednesday night forum how they would move the city forward.
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