Homicides

A year after shooting at Brooklyn Homes, we speak to the city councilmember representing the neighborhood and to members of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement.

The city held its annual Vigil of Remembrance to speak the names of the dead and honor those lost to homicide, overdose, and suicide. This year was the first time it had been held fully in-person since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

We’ll go On the Record with Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott to talk about the lowest number of homicides in the city in nearly a decade. How does he plan to keep the momentum going? Plus, we speak with an activist who works for peaceful conflict resolution.

The director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement discusses efforts underway to reduce Baltimore's endemic gun violence, which for the eighth consecutive year has claimed more than 300 lives.

Baltimore Ceasefire 365 co-organizer Letrice Gant discusses the weekend events, and the end-violence group's search for a new name and new logo less tied to the lethal mayhem it works to prevent.

Baltimore officials are stepping up efforts to entice windshield washers from street corners.

Sleep-related infant and toddler deaths were the second top cause

In his monthly convo with Tom Hall, Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott discusses his plans for spending American Rescue Plan Act funds.

After a week of brutal killings in Baltimore City, faith leaders and officials look to the future.

The city's top prosecutor discusses BPD trust issues and her work with the Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project freeing the wrongfully imprisoned.