A Brooklyn man paid off his mortgage-but a $600 water bill went unpaid, putting his $1 million home at risk under New York ...

New policies are in place after someone scammed $1.5 million from Baltimore City. According to an inspector general's report ...

A federal judge has allowed a lawsuit challenging Baltimore's tax sale system to move forward, ruling Monday that homeowners may have been denied fair compensation when their properties were taken ...

Months after St. Petersburg residents first raised concerns about sky-high water bills, many say the problem still is not resolved. City documents reviewed by News ...

Baltimore lost more than $800,000 to a fraudster who tricked city employees into changing a vendor's bank account information ...

Baltimore’s OIG found that a fraudster stole $1.52 million from city funds by posing as a vendor, and most of the money has yet to be recovered.

City students are showing slow but steady progress in English, math and science, as reflected in their latest Maryland ...

Repairs to a water main break could delay commutes in Downtown Baltimore through Tuesday night. Check the LIVE traffic map in ...

Proposed legislation aims to remedy a decades-old problem in a city with one public restroom per every 7,800 people.

The Texas Water Development Board would be charged with identifying flood-prone areas in the state and require municipalities in those areas to install flood sirens under a ...

Residents south of Front Street are ordered not to consume the tap water until the Water Division is able to test and clear the contamination.

U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks has introduced amendments to prevent job cuts and the museum's closure at the Rock Island Arsenal.