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In Depth: Maryland faces budget pressures as state, local leaders weigh difficult choices (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE (WBFF) — On this week’s edition of FOX45 News In Depth with Mikenzie Frost, we’re looking at the budget pressures facing Maryland, from the State House to local governments. Maryland increased its fiscal year 2027 revenue forecast by nearly $320 million, but ongoing general fund revenues are still expected to decline 0.9%, and fiscal leaders warn a significant budget shortfall remains. Meanwhile, local leaders say their own budgets are being squeezed by rising costs and growing obligat
Judge denies city's motion, will not delay IG's access to records (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A judge has denied Baltimore's emergency request to continue blocking the Office of the Inspector General's (OIG) access to records as the city appeals the court's initial ruling. The Appellate Court of Maryland had paused enforcement of a judge’s order requiring Baltimore City to restore the inspector general’s access to City systems and begin turning over records sought through outstanding subpoenas. Senior Judge Pamela White on Thursday denied the city's emergency request t
In Depth: Baltimore inspector general's court win sets up fight over next steps (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE (WBFF) — After a judge ruled in favor of the Baltimore City Office of Inspector General, FOX45 News In Depth with Mikenzie Frost peels back the layers on the months-long fight over access to records. Council President Zeke Cohen joined the show, along with Councilman Mark Conway about what comes next in the saga. Plus, the national Association of Inspectors General weighs in on what Baltimore’s ruling could mean for independent oversight everywhere.
Monster Jam returns to M&T Bank Stadium for first show in 13 years (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Monster Jam is gearing up for a major return to Baltimore with a stop at M&T Bank Stadium on April 17, 2027, marking the event’s first time back at the venue in 13 years. Ahead of the big show, Monster Jam offered a sneak peek on Thursday by bringing its iconic Grave Digger truck to M&T Bank Stadium. The truck was on display at the stadium, and Tyler Menninga, the driver of Grave Digger, also made an appearance. A jersey swap also took place Thursday between Menninga and Rich
Maryland OAG declines further investigation into 2013 Hagerstown restraint death (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE (WBFF) — More than a decade after James Adell died following a struggle with Hagerstown police, the Maryland Attorney General's Office (OAG) announced Thursday it found insufficient evidence to reopen the case. Adell, a 34-year-old Black man, died shortly after being restrained by a Hagerstown Police Department officer on June 23, 2013. After reviewing investigative files from law enforcement and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME), the OAG said it found insufficient eviden
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