Baltimore

Dr. Shana O. Ntiri (Medical Director at Baltimore City Cancer Program) and April Watts discuss breast cancers risks, stats and more.

There has been an ongoing fight to raise the minimum wage to $15 by 2022, but Mayor Pugh has vetoed the bill. During a press conference today, the Mayor of Baltimore said that “think it’s important that we follow the lead of the state.” This comes just days after City Council voted 11-3 in favor […]

Baltimore’s population continues to decline as the city lost more than 6,700 residents in 2016 according to US Census Bureau. The City’s latest population count is at about 614,664 people around the same size it was 100-years ago. The Census Bureau says, the number of people leaving Baltimore to move other places in the U.S. […]

Cardinal William H. Keeler, 14th Archbishop of Baltimore, has died early Thursday morning at 86, according to a statement from Archbishop William E. Lori. He passed away at the St. Martin’s Home for the Aged in Catonsville. Source:FoxBaltimore Want news at your fingertips? Text WOLB to 71007 to join our text club! Sign Up For […]

Brielle Fisher and her grandmother, both local to Baltimore, share their personal breast cancer survivor stories.

This snow that is just hours away from touching down in the Maryland area is supposed to be a rough one. How AMAZING would it be if the meteorologist were wrong this time as they were the other 50 times this season? The storm system that is coming this way is expected to bring heavy […]

Everything you need to know about snow in our area...

Persia Nicole recaps her International Women's Day with Radio One Baltimore.