Emily Hofstaedter is a reporter and fact-checker based in Baltimore, Maryland. She focuses on local news and issues, covering topics such as politics, crime, community events, and social justice. Her work has been featured in WYPR, Baltimore Fishbowl, and NPR.
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Non-profit Stable Baltimore is using arabbing to teach young people life skills and to keep the Baltimore tradition alive.
Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott speaks during a Community Violence Intervention Ecosystem update.
By: Emily Hofstaedter
Mayor Brandon Scott became Baltimore's first two-term elected mayor during his inauguration on Tuesday. His message for the night was one of stability.
After being sworn-in, Cohen began his remarks with a detailed acknowledgement and thank you to each of the 14 council members. He then promised a city council dedicated to public safety, justice, and improved city services.
By: Emily Hofstaedter, Sam Levin
Alivia rides her scooter by the Artscape 3D sign on an empty Charles Street on Saturday night.
By: Emily Hofstaedter
SOWEBO Arts and Musical Festival organizers say they were never consulted by the city about the Artscape scheduling change.
By: Emily Hofstaedter, Daniel Zawodny
Before becoming interim director, Johnson served as DOT’s chief engineer and deputy director for complete streets.
Sewer rates would go up 15% and water by 3% in February under a plan before the board.
The mayor and city council have varying ideas on how to bring in revenue and relieve pressure on residents.
By: Emily Hofstaedter
“They're not going to spend that here in Maryland"
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