Mayor Brandon Scott

Baltimore’s mayor says he’s ready to reimpose mask mandates if health experts recommend it. And Maryland’s Health Department teams up with hair salons and barbershops to improve the state’s vaccination rate.

We talk with a Safe Streets violence interruptor and leaders of MONSE about new efforts to curb the city's epidemic of violence.

Baltimore’s mayor pledges to reduce gun violence by %15 annually. Baltimore County closes down its Timonium mass vaccination site. And an epidemiologist discusses the link between virus transmission and mutation.

Doctors work to get kids current on regular childhood vaccinations. And Baltimore’s mayor assembles a team to oversee city’s allotment of American Rescue Plan funds.

An update on an impending change of rules facing Marylanders collecting unemployment. And a look at how Baltimore’s mayor will allocate funds from the American Rescue Plan.

The end of the state of emergency also brings the end of all state mask mandates and the end of the suspension of rules related to driver's licenses and evictions.

Baltimore ramps up mobile vaccination sites. And a conversation about Black mental health.

Baltimore County plans how to spend federal ARP funds. And supporters rally behind a bill to ban Baltimore from using facial recognition software.

The State Song is repealed. A Baltimore renter's bill is vetoed. And fines are raised on illegal dumping in the city.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott has until Monday to decide whether to veto a controversial bill that would provide security deposit alternatives for renters or allow it to become law without his signature.