For each one: what's going on, what you can do about it, and the city's own papers to back it up.
About 13,000 empty buildings sit in Baltimore. We track which ones the city is fixing, selling, or tearing down.
When you call 311 about a pothole, missed trash pickup, or dumping, how fast does the city actually fix it?
Some neighborhoods don't have a real grocery store. We map who can buy fresh food close to home, and who can't.
How crime is changing block by block, and how the police are doing on the rules a federal judge made them follow.
Rents, evictions, housing vouchers, and city programs that help people stay in their homes.
Where the city's $4.3 billion comes from each year, and where every dollar goes.
About 13,000 empty buildings. Most are in West and East Baltimore.
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