Maryland Morning

What role did race play in this election? What does the president’s victory tell us about how our society is changing? And what has Barack Obama done--or failed to do--to address inequality?  

If today’s a holiday for you, to mark Veterans Day – hope you’re enjoying it. It's not a holiday for Catholic Bishops. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is meeting here in Baltimore through Wednesday with an agenda that includes policies on preaching and using social media.

Web Extra: Archbishop Lori on his support of the Maryland Dream Act

Web Extra: Archbishop Lori on social media and the Catholic church

Take this week's weather as a sign to invest in some quality indoor activities. Here to help you is Tom Hall, Jed Deitz and Mike Sragow, with the November films that will keep you glued in front of the big screen.

Ever year we take a day to reflect on and honor the men and women who have found and continue to fight for our freedom. Ceremonies will take place throughout the weekend to pay tribute:

Maryland voters approved same-sex marriage at the ballot box on Tuesday, marking a shift in public opinion that’s been occurring over the last several years.  Same-sex marriage had been defeated 32 times by voters across the country prior to Tuesday night.  Now, Maryland will join eight other states and the District of Columbia in allowing same-sex marriage.

Web Extra: Beyer and Evans on the importance of hate crime legislation.

A few years ago, Michael Lisicky thought he'd write a nostalgic book about Hutzler's. Six printings of that book--and three more books--later, he's got himself a niche.

After a string of books about department stores in Boston, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia, Lisicky has returned to Charm City.

On Saturday at the Golden West Café in Hampden, several local musicians will donate their talents to raise money to support research into a cure for Polycystic Kidney Disease, or PKD.

We received word that Lucille Gorham, an East Baltimore resident and community activist for nearly half a century, died on Saturday at the age of 81.

In addition to voting for President Barack Obama, Maryland voted yes on all seven statewide ballot questions.