Baltimore County, Klausmeier and Maryland Senate

Maryland Senate salutes Kathy Klausmeier: ‘They made the right choice’ in Baltimore County
The Maryland Senate honored Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier Thursday for her decades of work in both chambers of the General Assembly.
Maryland Senator Katherine Klausmeier named as Baltimore County executive, council says
Maryland State Senator Katherine Klausmeier has been selected to serve as the next County Executive, the council announced.
Baltimore County Council selects new county executive
The Baltimore County Council selected Katherine Klausmeier as the next Baltimore County Executive replacing John Olszewski. The vote was announced in a press release Tuesday and the Maryland State Senator,
Council selects Katherine Klausmeier as next Baltimore County Executive
The Baltimore County Council selected Katherine Klausmeier as the next Baltimore County Executive replacing John Olszewski. Klausmeier served in the state legislature since 1995, holding a vice chair
Maryland Senator Katherine Klausmeier named new Baltimore County Executive
TOWSON, Md. — A new Baltimore County Executive has been chosen. Maryland State Senator Katherine Klausmeier will replace now Congressman Johnny Olszewski. The Baltimore County Council announced their selection Tuesday morning, following a two-month search.
Klausmeier becomes first woman to lead Baltimore County government
Baltimore County has its first woman county executive following the County Council's appointment Tuesday of Kathy Klausmeier to replace former Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr., who is now in Congress.
Kathy Klausmeier becomes first woman Baltimore County executive, replacing Johnny Olszewski
Maryland State Senator Katherine Klausmeier, a Democrat, was sworn in to the highest-ranking position in Baltimore County government Tuesday, becoming the first woman to serve as Baltimore County executive.
State Roundup: Legislative session opens today with a promise that ‘cuts are coming;’ Sen. Klausmeier sworn in as Baltimore County executive
Senate President Bill Ferguson is warning Maryland lawmakers they will have to walk a tightrope this session to maintain state priorities while bridging a $2.7 billion budget deficit — and that’s before potential cuts to federal funds that the state relies on.
Maryland lawmakers look to enhance student safety after murder suspect enrolls in schools
Maryland’s 90-day legislative session is officially underway. In 2025, student safety is a top propriety after a Fox45 News ...
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Baltimore County police shot a 5-year-old boy in 2016. Will the Supreme Court hear the case?
Eight years ago, Baltimore County Police knocked on an apartment door in Randallstown to serve a warrant on a 23-year-old ...
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School software company hack could expose Maryland student, teacher data
Frederick County Public Schools issued an alert Thursday notifying parents and staff about the hacking of a student ...
Maryland lawmakers sound alarm on energy crisis: Sen. West warns of looming blackouts
With the Maryland legislature back in session, some Maryland lawmakers are preparing to turn up the volume on the state's ...
Baltimore County community shows support in aftermath of two domestic-related murders
Baltimore County residents joined community leaders and police officers in the aftermath of two recent domestic-related ...
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott outlines his priorities for 2025 Maryland legislative session
Before traveling to Annapolis for the beginning of Maryland’s 2025 legislative session on Wednesday, Baltimore Mayor Brandon ...
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Baltimore County farm distributed 4.7M pounds of food in 2024
First Fruits Farm saw a record-breaking year in 2024 with 4.7 million pounds of food distributed. Video above: Farm gives ...
Several Maryland school districts hide student gender transitions from parents
Several Maryland school districts keep parents in the dark about their child's gender identity, according to a Spotlight on ...