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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Mayor Brandon Scott has been selected to serve jury duty, joining thousands of Baltimoreans selected to serve every year.
By: Lia Russell
Mayor Brandon Scott's tenure as a trial juror in Baltimore Circuit Court ended Thursday after less than an hour.
By: Lia Russell
Election officials can certify a ballot question concerning the effort to redevelop Baltimore's Inner Harbor, the Supreme Court of Maryland said in a decision handed down Thursday.
By: Lia Russell
Amy Davis / Baltimore Sun Kirk Baskerville Sr. feeds mail-in ballots into a machine that slits the envelope open so that canvassers can quickly retrieve the ballots to tally at Baltimore’s elections warehouse in 2022.
By: Lia Russell
Baltimore County residents will vote Nov. 5 on whether to expand the County Council, among other changes to the government.
By: Lia Russell
Baltimoreans have a habit of rubberstamping most ballot questions, but a few have drawn more scrutiny — and money.
By: Lia Russell
Three Baltimore County council members have proposed a resolution for Baltimore County to officially condemn a 70-mile power line project.
By: Lia Russell
Baltimore County is beginning to consider life after County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr.
By: Lia Russell
The Baltimore County Council voted Monday to condemn a proposed 70-mile transmission line that has attracted condemnations from County Executive
By: Lia Russell
State Sen. Charles Sydnor, a Democrat, is considering a run for Baltimore County Executive in 2026 to succeed Johnny Olszewski Jr.
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