Baltimore City

“We knew that this was coming,” said Mayor Brandon Scott about Trump’s recent actions during one of his regular Wednesday press conferences. “Folks should have taken the President for his word when he said he was going to do the things that he's doing.”

The city has not had two consecutive years of declining homicide since 2010 and 2011.

Tom speaks with Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott on the latest in Baltimore City, including the mayor's efforts to expand affordable housing. Plus, Baltimore officials hoped to reach a new milestone in their fight against gun violence. What's next?

The mayor and city council have varying ideas on how to bring in revenue and relieve pressure on residents.

Sewer rates would go up 15% and water by 3% in February under a plan before the board.

The Board of Estimates OK’d $14.6 million in a recent meeting.

The hope — better homes, neighborhoods and a growing tax base.

The city is seeking more than $5 billion from drug distributors.

Four high schools are partnering with local organizations to help students peacefully resolve conflicts.

Corren Johnson oversaw the Department of Transportation for 16 months before her abrupt departure Thursday.