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Baltimore County just slammed into summer with a bloody, chaotic weekend that proves our streets are boiling over. On Friday June 5 at 3:20 p.m. a gunman opened fire on northbound York Road right before the Towson Circle.
A microscopic look at fresh pre-primary campaign finance reports exposes J.D. Urbach’s role as a hand-picked frontman for the real-estate syndicate buying up the Eastside.
The official courthouse narrative claimed a sudden mutual fight — an accidental single-punch tragedy where the suspect could not foresee a lethal outcome. The unredacted surveillance evidence shatters that legal fiction. The actual sequence of events shows …
The corporate newsrooms on TV Hill function as aggressive political gatekeepers. They actively decide who gets a public platform and who gets completely erased from the civic conversation before a single ballot box opens.
An expensive out-of-state political machine just dropped another round of glossy mailers into our Baltimore County mailboxes.
Nick Stewart wants voters to think he’s a wholesome family man and a progressive outsider running to clean up Towson. He capitalizes on the pension grab pulled by Izzy Patoka and Julian Jones to position himself as the ethical choice for Baltimore County Executive. The marketing brochure paints a picture of grassroots reform. The latest raw campaign finance data from January tells a completely different story.
The new constitution has in favour of its success these circumstances–a very great weight of influence of the persons who framed it, particularly in the universal popularity of General Washington,–the good will of the commercial interest throughout the states which will give all its efforts to the establishment of a government capable of regulating protecting and extending the commerce of the Union
July 4, 2026 marks the United States of America’s 250th anniversary–the semiquincentennial. It doesn’t quite roll off the tongue like bicentennial, but that’s neither here […]
Baltimore County Circuit Court judges earn $191,433 per year. That’s your tax money padding their pockets while they sit in those fancy Towson courtrooms. They decide if you keep your kids, if you keep your house or if you go to a cell. But if you want to know exactly how they reached that decision you better have a fat stack of cash ready.
Representative Johnny O is ignoring the Constitution in the same way the major Baltimore media outlets are ignoring Clint Spellman Jr. and Scott Collier. It’s morally and ethically wrong, but calculated and it’s paying dividends as more people see his name and not Spellman’s.
