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P.S. 103 on Division Street in Upton is the school where the iconic Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall began his education. Now the historic building has been renovated for a new purpose.
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We go On the Record to hear about Amtrak’s Frederick Douglass Tunnel project. The six billion dollar project will bore underneath several West Baltimore communities. Neighbors have questions ... and have engaged legal representation. We hear from a lawyer, a resident and an Amtrak engineer.
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We go On the Record with Moms on a Mission. The program, part of St. Luke’s Youth Center in West Baltimore, draws on the life experience of caregivers to help nurture and educate kids -- and they take care of each other, too.
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The former Target store at Mondawmin Mall has been revived as The Village at Mondawmin. Tom speaks with one of the project's founders, in addition to a community partner, on this development.
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The passenger rail company will begin clearing the way for two emergency ventilation facilities in mid-November.
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Governor Wes Moore joined other officials in announcing the historic funds Thursday at Coppin State University.
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“This is the next chapter in correcting a wrong. We're not anywhere near the finish line,” said Senator Ben Cardin.
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President Biden, Gov. Moore and Mayor Scott on Monday called the new Tunnel project a boon to regional transit and local jobs. Today, perspectives from a Banner reporter, and a local tunnel opponent.
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Federal lawmakers joined the mayor to announce a $2 million investment.
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On this Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday and national Day of Service, Tom speaks with three local citizens whose work for the public good is a daily calling.