Brian Carlton is the Metro editor at The Baltimore Sun. He covers a diverse range of topics including transportation policy and regulation, legal affairs, and regional interest stories, with a keen focus on issues such as public transportation and corporate fraud. His work has been featured in various publications, including OFFICER, BBC World, and The Virginian-Pilot.
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Brian Carlton's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements, events, and evolving stories related to the areas of Virginia and Farmville. His themes cover a range of topics such as Government & Politics, Agriculture & Farming, Sports, and Education.
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By: Brian Carlton
Baltimore Police officials told The Baltimore Sun they will continue using weekend roadblocks and checkpoint-style traffic controls as needed in Fells Point, doubling down on one of the city's most visible responses to "teen takeovers" and crime this summer.
By: Brian Carlton
Visitors heading to Fells Point will now face stricter entry rules as Baltimore officials expand security measures aimed at curbing violence and large teen gatherings.
By: Brian Carlton
A Baltimore County grand jury on Monday indicted Keith Maurice James Jr. on charges in connection with the killings of two siblings in Gwynn Oak.
By: Brian Carlton
Baltimore officials are moving to increase the amount BGE and other companies pay to use the city's conduit system — a move the mayor says is needed to protect aging infrastructure but one the utility says could increase electric bills.
By: Brian Carlton
Weeks after multiple bus crashes sent vehicles into commercial buildings in Baltimore County, officials say they are reviewing possible safety improvements along the roads where the collisions occurred.
By: Brian Carlton
Future repairs to Baltimore's conduit system will be handled by the city rather than BGE crews, Mayor Brandon Scott's administration says.
By: Brian Carlton
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Future repairs to Baltimore's conduit system will be handled by the city rather than BGE crews with plans to rebuild an in-house
By: Brian Carlton
BGE urged Baltimore officials Tuesday to reject a proposed conduit fee increase ahead of this week's vote, while city leaders accused the utility of putting shareholder profits ahead of ratepayers.
Baltimore officials voted Wednesday to nearly double the fee companies pay to use the city's underground conduit system, approving a plan they say is needed to accelerate repairs to aging infrastructure despite warnings from utilities, business groups and local governments.
By: Brian Carlton
Carroll County commissioners and Harford County business leaders say their residents and companies shouldn't have to pay higher utility bills to fund Baltimore's plan to repair its aging conduit system.
