MARTIN O'MALLEY

Tomorrow Governor O'Malley will sign into law new restrictions on guns in Maryland. We talk to the woman leading a referendum drive against the bill and to a researcher who studies gun laws across the country.

Tom Hall talks to the winner of Washington College's Sophie Kerr prize, the largest undergraduate literary award in America.

Preakness is here Saturday. What will you be serving at your Preakness Party? Sascha Wolhandler has some ideas.

The Maryland Morning Culture Calendar: treats for aesthetes!

Wednesday is the deadline for Governor Martin O’Malley to give the legislature his proposal for how much money the state should spend in the coming year, and how to pay for it. 

Casino boss backs off tax break demand, O'Malley calling for special summer session just to approve a sixth casino for the state. We'll be discussing this on the Midday Weekly Review with Karen Hosler WYPR- Your Public Radio 88.1 FM, Charles Robinson Maryland Public Television and Andy Green, opinion editor The Baltimore Sun.

We take a look at the what the General Assembly did and what they didn’t do.

ProPublica reporter Michael Grabell on his new book, “Money Well Spent?: The Truth Behind the Trillion-Dollar Stimulus, the Biggest Economic Recovery Plan in History.”

A century after the Titanic left on its maiden voyage, Tom Hall talks with Baltimore Sun journalist Fred Rasmussen about why we’re still so fascinated by it.

Win some, lose some: Governor O’Malley looks back on the legislative session.

The Delmarva peninsula is the 11th largest producer of broiler chickens in the U.S. What does that mean for the peninsula?

Is music beautiful if no one’s listening? Tom asks conductor Markand Thakar, author of “Looking for the ‘Harp’ Quartet: An Investigation into Musical Beauty.”

Former President Bill Clinton joined Governor Martin O'Malley in Baltimore yesterday in an effort to rally voters to their cause in the run up to the Nov. 2nd election. WYPR's Joel McCord was there and has this report.

Maryland's General Assembly returned to Annapolis yesterday, a day of pomp and ceremony. WYPR's Joel McCord reports.

Earlier today in Annapolis, Martin O'Malley took the oath of office today to begin his second term as Maryland's governor. WYPR's Joel McCord was there for the ceremonies and joins our Senior News Analyst Fraser Smith to discuss the pomp and circumstance.

Martin O'Malley took the oath of office for his second term as Maryland's governor yesterday. WYPR's Joel McCord was there and has this report.