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The Reports: Week of November 1st

Here's a Stoop Story from Gregory Hartzler about having the courage to feed his appetite for solitude and survival.

As city homicides top 300 for the 7th straight year, Baltimore's top cop discusses bold new strategies to curb the violence.

Pumpkin, Pecan, Apple, Sweet potato ? One slice, or taste all three? Getting ready for Thanksgiving with Old Line Plate and Bramble Baking Co.

Al Waller and Mihaela Vincze discuss how important gratitude is during what can be a difficult time of year for many, and ways to practice and cultivate more of it.

Though he was not the main attraction, President Lincoln stole the show at Gettysburg.

Lauren Yee's 2018 play is a compelling tale about Chinese-American "friendship" basketball and seizing life's fleeting opportunities.

A closer look at Anna Deavere Smith's potent drama, now at Center Stage, about a 1991 communal conflict between Blacks and Jews in Brooklyn.

Social media fuels sexism and racism against female athletes

The holidays are upon us, and a lot of folks are going to be cooking some pretty fancy dinners. Now, if you don’t want to do turkey again, may we make a modest suggestion? Hop right over to your favorite butcher and have him cut you up a rib roast of beef. Chef Jerry Pellegrino says, this is truly a festive cut of meat for big occasions.

Babies get jokes, and can even make jokes too! Doug Lent fills us in on the importance of humer for little ones!

We’ll go On the Record with gift ideas for readers young and old. From Carla Du Pree of CityLit Project--a slew of new memoirs. And from Baltimore City Librarian Paula Willey-- read-aloud stories for families and adventure tales for older kids.

As a new COVID variant emerges, the leader of one of the region's biggest health care systems describes how Johns Hopkins is confronting COVID, health equity and other challenges.

Filmmaker Sonja Sohn discusses her decision to spotlight the case of Detective Sean Suiter and the culture of corruption in the Baltimore Police Department.

The team at Clearpath discuss the challenges and outlook of those born between 1981 and 1996 (Millennials) and how they are coping with financial issues during the era of COVID-19.

Tony and Chef Cindy churn through cheese recipes, cheese history, wine parings and, of course, a cheesy chef's challenge.

Here’s a Mother's Day Stoop Story from Debbie Page, who reminds us: there is no instruction book for parenting.

Two decades ago, just a few months shy of high school graduation, Sherise Holden learned she was pregnant. Today, Holden leads the nonprofit SheRises, which connects teen moms to resources and mentors. We hear about love and perseverance from Sherise and her daughter, Autumn.

Our theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck spotlights Everyman's new virtual production of Angelica Cheri's drama about the power of love.

Spanking one's child is not only still common in our culture but also still legal in every U.S. state. It does far more harm than good so let's stop the spanking.