Malarie Pinkard-Pierre

We hear from a reproductive health leader, a Baltimore city councilwoman, a Johns Hopkins U. medical historian and a Jewish rabbi who works with expectant mothers.

We get local reactions to Friday's historic Supreme Court ruling that upends a half century of abortion rights, and gives states the power to ban abortions.

Two members of the cast of Chesapeake Shakespeare's new production share their experiences performing the Bard's ever-popular comedy.

Mayor Scott joins us for his monthly conversation about key issues affecting the city and the citizens of Baltimore.

After a 25-year career moving up through the ranks of the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office, the South Baltimore resident and former Assistant Sheriff believes he can do a better job than the long-time incumbent, Sheriff John Anderson.

NYTimes congressional correspondent Luke Broadwater discusses whether the televised hearings have moved public opinion on Trump's bid to overturn his 2020 election loss, or strengthened the case for Justice Department prosecution.

The city's top cop talks about how his department is battling Baltimore's relentless crime problem, and confronting the legacy of corruption in the BPD's recent past.

Each week here on Midday, it is our practice to read the names of the people who have lost their lives to violence in Baltimore City.

In our monthly talk with the outspoken public health advocate, we discuss options for parents now that the FDA has authorized emergency use of Pfizer & Moderna COVID vaccines for our youngest citizens.

The Pulitzer prize-winning author explores the meaning of Juneteenth to her own family and to generations of African Americans.