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 officials are expanding a neighborhood safety plan that trains residents to help prevent violence, but questions remain about whether it can demonstrate an impact as the city continues to grapple with youth-involved crime.
By: Brian Carlton
Baltimore drivers who park in garages and surface lots could soon pay slightly more under a proposal aimed at ensuring the city has enough money to fund publicly financed political campaigns.
Two 13-year-olds were arrested in connection with armed carjackings reported early Saturday in Baltimore County, police said.
By: Brendan Nordstrom, Brian Carlton
Baltimore City leaders are set to begin what could become one of the most significant tax debates in decades: whether Maryland's largest city should pursue the state's first split-rate property tax system.
By: Brian Carlton
Baltimore County residents delivered a blunt message to police, prosecutors and state juvenile justice officials Tuesday night.
By: Brian Carlton
Baltimore County residents delivered a blunt message to police, prosecutors and state juvenile justice officials Tuesday night.
By: Brian Carlton
Concerns from parents about children spending too much time learning through screens — and increasingly through artificial intelligence — prompted the Baltimore County school board this week to reconsider a policy.
By: Brian Carlton
BALTIMORE — Baltimore County residents delivered a blunt message to police, prosecutors and state juvenile justice officials Tuesday night: declining
By: Brian Carlton
“You have a full room of people that don't feel safe,” said Jackie Rudolph, a Baltimore County Public Schools reading specialist whose own experience with juvenile crime has shaped her views on accountability.
By: Brian Carlton
BALTIMORE — Baltimore County residents delivered a blunt message to police, prosecutors and state juvenile justice officials Tuesday night: declining
