Baltimore man featured as vanguard in NBC series – WBAL-TV
Rawlings-Blake spent $54,000 on farewell party – Baltimore Brew
Possible serial robber targeting 24-hour pharmacies and convenience stores – Fox45
Baltimore Art Students Take Part In Eye-Opening Trip To Ghana – CBS Baltimore
Baltimore County drug trial opens for fiance of Korryn Gaines – Baltimore Sun
A week after she turned over the city’s top job, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is joining the ranks of former politicians in consulting.
Despite proposed cuts to the Charm City Circulator that appeared to be on the table earlier this year, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake isn’t going to make any final calls on the free bus service before she leaves office later this year.
A leak of 20,000 emails from the Democratic National Committee has forced Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake to defend the indefensible.
For some people, the Preakness is less about the horse racing and more about the hats. Take, for example, Baltimore’s outgoing mayor, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.
Before Mother’s Day, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake was one of a handful of dignitaries who published letters to their children in Time.
A year ago this week, the city was spiraling out of control until a tough guy stepped in to save the day; thanks to his decisive actions, all the troublemakers went “scurrying home.” At least, that’s how Gov. Larry Hogan saw what happened last year.
It was a “challenging year,” but Baltimore has shown “resilience,” Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said in the State of the City address on Monday.
Gov. Larry Hogan already closed Baltimore’s decrepit men’s jail. Now, the state and city governments are looking to wipe out some of the city’s big swaths of vacant properties.
