Pay records: Ex-Police Commissioner Michael Harrison still drawing salary, despite stepping back as Baltimore’s top cop — The Baltimore Sun

Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action in college admissions; Maryland education leaders, students react — The Baltimore Sun

Mayor Scott has missed nearly half of this year’s Board of Estimates meetings — Baltimore Brew

3 charged in hate crimes involving vandalism at Anne Arundel County churches — WBAL

National retailer to open 34K-square-foot store in long-vacant downtown space — Baltimore Business Journal

Minimum wage increase on the horizon for most, some will get there sooner — Maryland Matters

Baltimore man, who went viral after passing bar exam, lands position at law firm — WMAR

One reply on “Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Baltimore ex-police comissioner still getting salary; Maryland students, education leaders react to Supreme Court striking down affirmative action in college admissions; Scott misses nearly half of this year’s Board of Estimates meetings; and more.”

  1. He probably needs 5 years to be vested in order to get a pension! So they will pay out his term for the pension. Just more thievery by the Baltimore Government!

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