Baltimore’s public radio stationsWEAA88.9 FM andWYPR88.1 FM announced a collaboration Monday in which the stations will share news resources and coverage assignments that may allow both stations to cover and produce news content relating to events surrounding the death of Freddie Gray.  WYPR and WEAA will join forces to mutually plan coverage of the many angles and aftermath of daily occurrences incidental and directly related to Baltimore's continued response and reaction to this event. Stories related to the death of Freddie Gray produced by each station will be available to each station with joint attribution.  

“This is unity for a greater cause, one that gets defined and redefined every single day here in Baltimore,” said WEAA General Manager Michele Williams. “To deploy our resources collectively to inform the community certainly lives up to our public radio mission as a community asset.”

News directors JoelMcCordfromWYPRand Carla Wills fromWEAAwill serve as contacts for the collaboration. Together they will assign reporters to coordinate the workload of story development and reporting stories. 

“This collaboration affords us the opportunity to better serve the Baltimore community at a time when they are counting on up-to-the-minute and in-depth coverage,” said WYPR General Manager Tony Brandon. 

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