On the Record

I. Henry Phillips Sr. documented the vibrancy of Black communities in Baltimore for decades. His son, Webster Phillips, talks with us about his vast photo archive.

On its argument that untraceable “ghost guns” amp up violence in the city, Baltimore just won a $62 million verdict against a company that makes them. What will be the impact?

What happens when a teacher's union tries to edit history for its students?

The Natural History Society of Maryland brings people on a walking tour to explore the geology of Baltimore’s buildings and monuments. We get a preview!

In advance of Labor Day, Stoop Stories about work: from Wendy's to the Baltimore Sun.

Baltimore author Laura Lippman talks about her latest novel.

Baltimore author Rosalia Scalia's latest collection is full of tales of love, loss, surprise... and despicable characters who will charm you!

People buy a lot of clothes, then trash a lot of what they buy. What can a responsible consumer do with unwanted wear?

Stoop Stories about school: an embarrassing first day of sixth grade, a memorable school play.

A new Netflix documentary shows how Ed Sullivan did more than launch careers on his variety show--he used it as a platform to fight racism.