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Darnyle Wharton, a Baltimore Peace Movement co-organizer, joins us to discuss the latest Peace Promise Weekend, and the ongoing effort to help communities touched by violence to heal.
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Digital program showed early success, but funding cuts slowed the work.
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The approach is used in other states like North Carolina.
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A local hospital says fewer patients are coming in with gun-related injuries, but funding cuts could reverse that.
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Midday gets two perspectives from organizations playing major roles in Baltimore's drop in homicides: the City State's Attorney's Office and violence interruptuon organization We Our Us.
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The dashboard shows detailed geographic data on homicides and suicides.
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Mayor Brandon Scott and leaders from three major health systems marked Gun Violence Awareness month with a resource fair at Mondawmin Mall’s parking lot, Monday.
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At an annual remembrance event Friday, city leaders acknowledged a reduction in student deaths from last year — but said it’s not enough.
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While five people, including Jackson, were ultimately charged and plead guilty to related gun crimes, no one has actually been charged with fatally shooting Aaliyah Gonzalez or Kylis Fagbemi.
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Law enforcement officials Wednesday announced arrests related to a drug operation running out of South Baltimore’s Curtis Bay neighborhood.