Emily Opilo is a City Hall Reporter at The Baltimore Sun. She covers government and politics, with a focus on legal affairs, regional interests, and construction and real estate in Baltimore and Maryland. Emily's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Washington Post and Yahoo News.
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Emily Opilo's reporting is heavily focused on local government, politics, and legal policy regulation in the Baltimore area. She covers topics such as city governance, legislative decisions, urban development initiatives, law enforcement policies, and mayoral activities within Maryland.
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By: Hallie Miller, Emily Opilo, Lee O. Sanderlin
These four freshmen say they're here to shake up the status quo Four big new personalities will enter Baltimore City Hall this week.
By: Justin Fenton, Emily Opilo
Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby called on President Joe Biden to pardon his ex-wife Marilyn Mosby, saying she was selectively prosecuted.
By: Emily Opilo
New year, new salary. Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, the city's comptroller and the members of the Baltimore City Council will receive pay
By: Emily Opilo, Lee O. Sanderlin
Cohen will be sworn-in as Baltimore City Council president Thursday. He's got an ambitious oversight agenda and speculation abounds over his next political move.
By: Emily Opilo
Part of the city's zero-waste efforts, Camp Small makes and sells mulch, firewood, whole logs and its premium product: lumber.
By: Emily Opilo
Baltimore residents will likely see a double-digit increase to their sewer rate and substantial increases to other city utility costs in the coming years under a rate schedule outlined by Mayor Brandon Scott's administration Wednesday.
By: Emily Opilo, Justin Fenton
By: Emily Opilo
A Biden administration official has been tapped by Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott to lead the city's Department of Transportation, his office announced Monday — just days after the resignation of the city's last director
By: Emily Opilo
Baltimore County's Inspector General has found no evidence that County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr.'s administration awarded improper benefits to
By: Emily Opilo
Mayor Brandon Scott, who had to fight through a difficult primary in May, won a second term last month and re-took the oath of office on Dec. 3, said Wednesday that the election was not a factor in his decision to seek a rate increase this month.
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