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Thanks to a $6.5 million contract with NWN Carousel, Baltimore is improving emergency response with real-time translation for 140+ languages and faster call specialist engagement.

Baltimore is about to mark a year since installing speed cameras on Interstate 83.

After losing students to gun violence in Baltimore, school staff and mental health experts have tailored their responses to what teens have said helps.

The city's appointment of Beth Blauer and Mayor Scott's call for collaboration might make data-driven governance a bigger priority for all stakeholders.

The “Baltimore City Comprehensive Violence Prevention Plan,” reads like a campaign position-paper – short on facts, oblivious to the reality of the situation.

What’s behind the declining population, increasing crime and persistent poverty in Baltimore, Maryland?

What’s behind the declining population, increasing crime and persistent poverty in Baltimore, Maryland?

You have until Wednesday, Dec. 7 to vote on your favorite Invention, Community Leader, CTO, Culture Builder and Tech Company of the Year.

On October 1st, 2022, from 10am to 4pm, Chesapeake Shakespeare Company (CSC) will participate in Doors Open Baltimore, presented by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the Baltimore Architecture Foundation.

The nickname, “Charm City,” isn’t exactly how Baltimore is viewed by many across our nation.  That’s too bad.  While the title of this piece may be slightly over-stated, the fact is that Baltimore makes the top 5 in every list of the nation’s most dangerous cities, depending upon which definition of violent crime the authors may have used.