Episodes – WBAL Baltimore News

Torrey Snow talked about Mayor Scott and the compressing of Black Neighborhoods and White Neighborhoods. Torrey also talked about the Giants Grocery Store at Edmondson Village Shopping Center closing down. Torrey also talked to WBAL's own Tony Thornton to discuss the Baltimore Ravens Schedule Reveal and the expectation of next season. x

Torrey discusses the major races to follow as Marylanders head to the polls today. We discuss Baltimore's Mayoral election and the efforts by officials to address juvenile crime. We also discuss the Senate race.

On the day before the Primary, Torrey reviews some of the headline races in the region, including the race for Baltimore City Mayor.  We also discuss the merits of Republicans running for office in Democrat dominated cities. Chronic absenteeism is a major issue in Baltimore and we discuss options for addressing it. Plus, a racy video recorded in an Anne Arundel County High School. Torrey Snow also discussed the Explosion of the remaining of the Key Bridge and Nancy Pelosi visited Baltimore.

Students protest the Pentagon's investment in the Hopkins Applied Physics lab, and Torrey responds to the critics. We discuss the merits of incarcerating Marilyn Mosby. We also talk about Baltimore City Police Commissioner Richard Worley's strategy to enforce traffic laws, and discuss Hogan's path to the US Senate. Finally, we talk a bit about campaign ads.

Torrey Snow talked about the Standoff between Johns Hopkins University and the Protestors and if there should be any disciplinary actions. Torrey talked to Senator Justin Ready about the issue about the Protest at Johns Hopkins. Torrey also talked about Marilyn Mosby seeking 20 months in prison after founding guilty in Mortgage Fraud.

David Trone expresses frustration over scrutiny of tweets where he criticizes the criminal justice system as racist. Torrey reacts to the public resistance to such narratives. We also talk about the remarks from Anti-Israel protestors and evaluate the role students are playing in discussions about the issue. We also address Mayor Scott's position, with Gov. Moore reluctant to offer an endorsement, and a brewing situation with local protestors.

Torrey discuss remarks from protestors at local colleges. Governor Wes Moore joins Mayor Brandon Scott for a public safety walk but refuses to endorse the mayor. Finally, we honor the work of first responders and emergency workers as officials announce the recovery of the final body from the Key Bridge collapse.

Columbia University cancels the main commencement ceremony after weeks of protests, and Torrey discusses the impact of this decision. We also talk about remarks about Ivan Bates' father, and how that could impact the quality of our youth engagement.  The conflict between Hamas and Israel gets more complicated, with Israel launching airstrikes in Rafah, and Hamas expressing optimism for a peace deal. Also, Trump tests the boundaries of the justice system.

Torrey discusses consequences for students arrested as part of university protests, and some of the bizarre revelations from the encampments.  We also discuss the shake-up of the race to be Baltimore City's next mayor, including Sheila Dixon's new endorsement from Maryland State Senator, Jill Carter.

After Thiru Vignarajah suddenly announced his departure from the race for Baltimore City Mayor and endorsed Former Mayor Sheila Dixon, Torrey reacted to the implications of this decision. Torrey had WBAL's Own TJ Smith and C4 to discuss Thiru Vignarajah and Mayor Candidate Bob Wallace to discuss the matter.