"Midday in the Neighborhood"

The Baltimore Banner's Nick Thieme joins Midday host Tom Hall to talk about Black businesses in Baltimore’s Mt. Vernon neighborhood.

Reporters from the Baltimore Banner join Tom for Midday in the Neighborhood. Today Tom highlights South Baltimore development, Herring Run Park and Howard County school buses.

The traffic and trucking at the Port of Baltimore has increased pollution, according to activists in the surrounding neighborhoods. Can the federal, state and city government come together to address these problems?

Baltimore Gas and Electric is an ongoing gas regulator replacement project. A group of residents protested this project and the Baltimore City Court issued a 60-day restraining order against BGE. Tom gets the latest update on the lawsuit.

In the latest installment of Midday in the Neighborhood, Tom discusses access and availability of pharmacies in the city.

Today is another edition of Midday in the Neighborhood. We turn our focus to Locust Point.

Charles "Choo" Smith, a youth coach and former Harlem Globetrotters star, joins us, with Baltimore Banner neighborhood reporter Jasmine Vaughn-Hall, to discuss his vision for a new "Communiversity" in a NW Baltimore neighborhood.

Our Midday in the Neighborhood series continues with a view of Baltimore's treasured Italian enclave, with Clara Longo de Frietas, neighborhood reporter for WYPR's news partner, the Baltimore Banner, and third-generation resident Mary Ann Campanella.

Our Midday in the Neighborhood series continues, in partnership with the Baltimore Banner, with an Allendale resident who felt the pull of her childhood home.

Today, it’s another edition of Midday in the Neighborhood, a series in which we’ve set out to spotlight the remarkable tapestry of communities that make…