None of the 27 people who overdosed on a suspected bad batch of drugs Thursday in Baltimore’s Penn North neighborhood have ...

Mayor Brandon Scott reveals a significant decrease in homicides, non-fatal shootings, theft and more in Baltimore. While 2025 ...

Mayor Brandon Scott defended spending more than $2.2 million on Baltimore’s delayed website redesign, blaming outdated city ...

After 27 people overdosed in Baltimore on Thursday, city leaders had a clear message for residents using drugs with a bad ...

Mass overdose in West Baltimore leads to at least 27 hospitalized, with officials responding by intensifying harm reduction ...

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From prisons to prevention, Scott and other community leaders say community health—not just policing—must drive the next ...

Mayor Brandon Scott and State's Attorney Ivan Bates, right, and U.S. Marshals Chief Deputy Matthew Silverman, left, announce in September an arrest in the killing of entrepreneur Pava LaPere.

Brandon Scott is running again for mayor against a familiar field in Baltimore’s Democratic primary, but this time the narrative is different.

Scott pointed to the increased success of city law enforcement during his tenure. In 2020, the Baltimore Police Department had a homicide clearance rate of 42%. That rose to 68% by 2024.