Chevall Pryce is a City Hall reporter at the Baltimore Sun. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and legal affairs. Chevall has been featured in notable publications such as The Denver Gazette, Houston Chronicle, and FOX Baltimore.
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With her federal appeals complete, Maryland's highest court could resume disciplinary proceedings that may cost the former Baltimore state's attorney her law license
The packed Baltimore City Council chambers erupted in boos and jeers after Councilman Ryan Dorsey's Harford Road Overlay District bill was passed by council.
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By: Jessica Baugh
Baltimore's Board of Estimates unanimously approved a 25-year property tax break Wednesday for a $160 million development on the city's west side, despite objections that the deal contains no labor agreements for workers.
Threatening workplace messages, an unauthorized letter to a judge and federal fraud charges. Mayor Brandon Scott won't disclose all the disciplinary details involving three Baltimore officials.
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Advocates say the city can't afford to wait for a better crisis response, but questions remain on cost, operations
By: Brian Carlton
A promised independent review of Baltimore's SideStep program is running behind schedule, with findings now expected by the end of the year.
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