WYPR Programs

Darnyle Wharton, co-organizer of the Baltimore Peace Movement, joins Midday to discuss May's Peace Promise Weekend.

Midday Theater Critic J. Wynn Rousucks visits for her weekly theater review.

Violence is falling in Baltimore. City officials say anti-violence initiatives like Safe Streets are making a difference. But can they survive federal funding cuts and a tightening state budget?

Earlier this week, a trio of journalists at the Baltimore Banner won the Pulitzer Prize for Local Reporting.

For Mothers' Day, Mary Rose Madden tells a story of how her mom inspired a love of cooking.

We visit Soldiers Delight, a natural savanna ecosystem located just northwest of Baltimore.

Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller is seeking to help Maryland federal workers recently fired as part of the Trump administration's campaign of government efficiency.

Author and playwright Sarah Ruhl writes about the teachers who have made the biggest difference in her life. Ruhl writes that these teachers are often found in unexpected places, and take all shapes and sizes.

Baltimore City Police Department's new Safe Place initiative is underway. How does it work?

Some Baltimore residents can get free solar power and job training from Civic Works!