Lia Russell is a reporter based in Baltimore, Maryland. She covers local news and events for publications such as The Baltimore Sun and The Capital. Her areas of focus include government, education, and social issues impacting the Baltimore community.
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By: Lia Russell
A former Baltimore City tax collector admitted Friday that for nearly a decade he accepted bribes in exchange for erasing residents’ outstanding municipal water and property tax bills, which prosecutors said cost the city more than $1.2 million.
Police are investigating the shooting of a woman in East Baltimore, Baltimore Police spokesperson Vernon Davis said Saturday.
By: Lia Russell
The Baltimore County Council greenlit a plan to spend $10 million in state funds to buy part of the former C. P. Crane Generating Station site in Bowleys Quarters and turn it into a waterfront park.
By: Lia Russell
The three Republicans on the Baltimore County Council are pushing back against a Democratic member's plan to repeal a proposed map of new council districts that the Republicans say was integral to their supporting a council expansion from seven to nine seats.
By: Lia Russell
One of North America's biggest trash companies has accused Baltimore County of cutting it out of the bidding process and granting its rival a pricey contract to transport trash.
By: Lia Russell
Federal and local leaders on Monday celebrated Baltimore County's recent purchase of 85 acres for parkland purposes, applauding it as a way to reverse decades of pollution and a rare moment of bipartisan cooperation.
By: Lia Russell
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. said Tuesday he has nominated Joseph W. Dixon to be Baltimore County fire chief following Joanne Rund's departure in July.
By: Lia Russell
Baltimore County Council Chair Izzy Patoka is pushing back against criticism of a recent bill to expand the council.
By: Lia Russell
Democrat Angela Alsobrooks leads Republican Larry Hogan in the Maryland U.S. Senate race by 7 percentage points, according to an Emerson College poll released Tuesday.
By: Lia Russell
BALTIMORE — Democrat Angela Alsobrooks leads Republican Larry Hogan in the Maryland U.S. Senate race by 7 percentage points, according to an Emerson College poll released Tuesday.
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