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For the average Baltimore County resident, the URDL sounds like boring planning jargon. But for developers, community activists, and County Council members, it is the “third rail” of local politics. Touch it, move it, or even whisper about changing it, and you risk political electrocution.
Here is why that imaginary line dictates your commute, your property value, and the future of the county—and why the fights over it are about to get even uglier.
By: Adam Reuter If you have ever watched a Baltimore County Council live streamed meeting, you have likely heard a language that sounds like English […]
By Adam Reuter If you want to see how a county government sells out its own people, you didn’t need to look further than the […]
There is a large gap in media coverage regarding what the Baltimore County Government is up to. This is where the Baltimore Informer steps in […]
Disclaimer: The Baltimore Informer is not a law firm. This article and the prompts listed below are for informational and educational purposes only. AI tools […]
You know it, I know it…for whatever reason, Maryland is FULL of bad drivers on the roadways. Want proof? Watch the video below. This one […]
I asked Grok what we can do about judges who are blatantly corrupt. This is the response: Addressing judicial corruption in Maryland involves navigating formal […]
(AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein) In the above video, you can hear testimony from Sarah Wynn-Williams, a New Zealand citizen. She is a former Facebook Director of […]
is Towson High School guilty of state and federal law violations? One student thinks so and he attempted to file a formal complaint at Baltimore County Public Schools’ headquarters recently.
Comedian and former 98Rock Mickey and Amelia talk show host Mickey Cucchiella has launched a new internet show.