By WEAA News Staff
Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen weighed in on several pressing issues facing the city, from youth behavior at the Inner Harbor to affordable housing and mental health resources.
Cohen stressed the importance of parental responsibility and setting clear boundaries for young people, saying there must be real consequences for unruly behavior. His comments came on the heels of recent disturbances involving juveniles at the Inner Harbor.
The council president also addressed the No Kings rally, calling it a global show of unity against violence, and spoke to the importance of Baltimore's diverse immigrant communities. He criticized the Trump administration's treatment of TSA agents and urged residents to show up for midterm elections.
On local issues, Cohen touched on potholes, deer population control and the need for a dedicated mental health crisis response system, while reaffirming his commitment to a thriving downtown and more affordable housing across the city.
This audio summary was produced with AI assistance and edited by WEAA News Staff.