Safe Streets

The sites join Penn-North which celebrated the same milestone earlier this year.

We’ll go On the Record with Democrat John Sarbanes to ask why he’s quitting Congress, and what he plans to do. Then we catch up with Baltimore Banner reporter Adam Willis on plans for the Inner Harbor, city-council districts, and Safe Streets.

A spokesperson for the FBI said the agency “conducted court authorized law enforcement activity this morning.”

“We are setting a path forward with the goal of ensuring every mistake outlined in these reports is never repeated,” said Mayor Brandon Scott.

We go to the frontlines of a devastating epidemic of gun violence. Young people in Baltimore City are being hurt by guns at decade-high levels. What can an intensive study of gun carriers in New York City tell us?

“... breakdown in communication and judgment that is absolutely unacceptable.”

“All we can do is hope and pray they don't forget about us after 45 days."

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott cites a 19% reduction in homicides and 18% reduction in non-fatal shootings over this time last year.

The city's flagship violence interruption program has been effective in curbing crime, says a new report by Hopkins' Center for Gun Violence Solutions. Lead author, Dr. Daniel Webster, joins us.

The head of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement describes how the city's Group Violence Reduction Strategy is reducing rates of murder and gun violence in Baltimore.