Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott dismissed President Trump's description of the city as "so far gone" on crime, saying Baltimore ...

President Trump’s federal takeover of Washington, D.C. is getting reinforcements from red states this week, as as MORE ...

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott touted a sharp drop in the number of vacant houses in the city in the past five years, just one ...

Mayor Brandon Scott says President Donald Trump is targeting Black mayors with “right-wing propaganda” and distracting from ...

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott shared his reaction to President Donald Trump's recent comments on Baltimore following his announcement of the federal assistance of law enforcement in Washington D.C.He ...

With the announcement of Thursday's acceptance of the jury award, the city has now won a total of $579.8 million from opioid ...

Mayor Brandon Scott will attend a campaign fundraiser on Martha’s Vineyard, suggesting he may try to run for a third mayoral ...

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott discussed crime reduction efforts, federal law enforcement involvement, and various city ...

President Donald Trump took a shot at Baltimore on Monday, calling Charm City “so far gone” on crime despite its recent ...

A handful of those employees earned more than Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, the state’s highest-ranking elected official.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott (D) on Tuesday urged President Trump to ban assault rifles as a way of fighting crime, following the White House deployment of National Guard soldiers in Washington.

Gov. Larry Hogan tweeted a message of congratulations for Scott, saying: "On behalf of the state of Maryland, I want to express my congratulations to Mayor Brandon Scott, the 52nd mayor of Baltimore.