Baltimore Sun

Will The Baltimore Sun have a new owner soon? Tribune Company says it has gotten offers, and it has hired investment bankers to evaluate those offers. We'll get reaction from inside the Sun newsroom … and we talk to former Baltimore County Executive Ted Venetoulis about putting together a local ownership group.

Then, Baltimore's Child magazine turns 30 this month. Tom Hall talks with publisher Joanne Giza about why – and how – she started it in her Charles Village home.

March 5, 2013

Could the Baltimore Sun end up back in the hands of a local owner?

Full interview with Ted Venetoulis

Although Thanksgiving is said to be the busiest time of year in the travel industry, one can assume that local airports, train stations and gas pumps will soon be packed with people making their way out of town to spend the holidays with their family members.

In this web extra Michelle Deal-Zimmerman talks about baggage fees, Wi-Fi fees, seat fees, and makes a luggage recommendation

In this web extra Michelle Deal-Zimmerman describes what ways summer travel could be impacted because of Hurricane Sandy

Veteran Baltimore Sun copy editor John McIntyre is known for his way with words, and in this interview, McIntyre proves that he can even make a case for the proper use of profanities.

Prompted by Geoffrey Nunberg's book Ascent of the A-Word, McIntyre unpacks the meaning of the seven-letter word which describes a jerk or a cad (and which causes Maryland Morning's producers to hit the bleep censor.)

John McIntyre gives a full, rousing rendition of "The Very Model of an Amateur Grammarian"

It's time for our monthly tech news roundup with Baltimore Sun technology reporter

Jed Dietz of the Maryland Film Fesival and Mike Sragow of the Baltimore Sun team up with Tom Hall to bring you the latest on what's best on the silver screen.

One of our favorite blogs here at Maryland Morning is You Don’t Say, which contains the musings and grammatical instruction of veteran copy editor John McIntyre.

State’s Attorney Gregg Bernstein is employing a new community prosecution strategy in Baltimore. The idea is for prosecutors to become community liaisons who are better able to recognize criminal patterns.

Gus Sentementes of the Baltimore Sun and Nathan Sterner talk tech.

Our monthly movie segment with Dietz, Sragow and Hall!