Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott

Renovation plans include building a brand new school and recreation center in Baltimore's Frankford neighborhood by 2025.

The Point-in-Time Count relies on volunteers to scour the city for people who are unsheltered which matters as a data point but this year it matters more than ever as the city leverages American Rescue Act Plan money.

Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement, or MONSE, leaders say the dashboard will help tailor an evidence-based approach to tackle violence mostly against women.

Maggie Villegas of BCAN, Jeannie Howe of GBCA and musician/activist Navasha Daya weigh in on how the city's arts and events office can up its game.

WYPR and The Baltimore Banner are collaborating for coverage of the inauguration of Governor Wes Moore and Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller.

Councilmembers Zeke Cohen (D., Dist 1) and Isaac "Yitsy" Schleifer (D., Dist 5) join us to discuss State's Attorney Ivan Bates' decisions on two controversial cases, plus leadership shakeups at DPW and the Office of Promotion and the Arts.

Baltimore’s efforts to get a new police accountability board up and running have been beset by numerous delays.

Donna Drew Sawyer, who led the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, will no longer lead the department.

Motorists traveling across Baltimore City may notice fewer people offering squeegee services, especially at the corner of the city’s six busiest intersections under new rules mandated by Mayor Brandon Scott.

The saga of Baltimore’s canceled and then uncanceled MLK Day parade continues with Mayor Brandon Scott’s vow to cut funding to city’s office of Promotion and the Arts if its CEO isn’t removed