A Baltimore Enclave
Dickeyville, founded in the 19th century, is a historic neighborhood tucked into the middle of the city.
Multimedia and Story by: Kathryn Dulny
Hidden Baltimore
A project by Towson University student journalists seeking the heart of the city.
100 Years of Painted Screens
Screen painting, born and pioneered in Baltimore, turns a century old.
Story by: Eric Stitt
Multimedia by: Deandre Dickerson
Be More Tatted
Who needs canvas when you have people?
Story: Patrick Wilson
Multimedia: Kim Patterson
Building a Livable City
Greater Homewood Community Corporation, a non-profit organization, works to revitalize inner-city neighborhoods.
Story: Annie Plowman
Multimedia: Kelsey Rock
Find the Real Little Italy
Discover the hidden gems of dining in Little Italy.
Story: Allison Brickell
Multimedia: Hunter Lidbeck
Golden Ticket to the Chocolate Factory
Wockenfuss Candies was founded in Baltimore in 1915 and two years ago city officials fought to keep it in the city.
Story by: Tyler Parris
Multimedia by: Yihan Xu
Ready, Set, Bike Party!
Hundreds of cyclists added prom dresses and tuxedos to their bikes and helmets in celebration of Baltimore Bike Party’s one-year anniversary.
Story: Kate Mills
Multimedia: Rachel Nugent
Charmed by Snowballs
If you’re living in Baltimore and you don’t know what a snowball is, you’re missing out.
Story By: Amy Katz
Multimedia By: Brandy Hall
Hamilton: the real heart of Baltimore
Though not as well known as Canton or Federal Hill, you’ll find the real spirit of the city in Hamilton.
Story: Brandi Hall
Multimedia: Kelsey Rock
The Life of Lexington Market
Honing in on the strengths and weaknesses of the oldest market in Baltimore.
Story: Alexis Gallagher
Multimedia: Allison Brickell
