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The leader of the Kennedy Krieger Institute discusses how the COVID pandemic has posed special challenges for the world-renowned pediatric care facility.

It's another edition of Midday with the Mayor, host Tom Hall's monthly conversation with Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott about key issues facing the city.

We ask a neurologist if migraine attacks are more serious than ‘just a bad headache,’ and hear from a patient advocate who fights for better access to care and against racial disparities in treating migraines.

MD's senior senator discusses US responses to Russia's war threats in Ukraine and the fate of stalled Senate legislation.

In his new memoir, the legendary newsman and author recalls his life-long passion for journalism and his determined pursuit of the truth.

We’ll go On the Record with NPR’s political correspondent Mara Liasson. She recounts the headwinds against Democrats in this year’s elections, and says even if President Biden slims down his social-spending proposals, he can’t count on any Republican votes for them.

Part of the hearty approach to eating in winter is tucking into all manner of potatoes. Baked, roasted, mashed, worked into stews or fried up for breakfast, the possibilities go on and on. Chef Jerry Pellegrino has taught us, sometimes it's a matter of matching up the right kind of potato for the right dish.

The director of the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics discusses the implications of recent milestone medical procedures using animal organs for human transplant patients.

The director of the University of Maryland's Law and Health Care Program discusses the spate of medical and workplace lawsuits triggered by COVID.

As tenant eviction rates climb, we get perspectives on the problem from a researcher, tenant-rights advocates and a property owners' trade group.

Doug Lent discusses the learning disparities of kids during the Covid pandemic.

This month on Future City, we take the opportunity to become more familiar with the LGBTQ community and its culture and history in Baltimore.

Here's Robbin Lee with a Stoop story about the power of dreams and the power of family.

Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews a creative new adaptation of the popular Shakespeare comedy, now on stage at Baltimore's Spotlighters Theatre.

The city's public schools chief joins us with updates on COVID mitigation strategies, and transitions to virtual class.

Tom speaks with Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa about what books she has been reading (or listening to).

What number can you place on love? For singer and performer Alex Palting, it's eight hundred seventy four. That’s how many letters went between her grandparents, one in the US, one in Manilla in the Philippines, at the start of their courtship. Her one-woman show tells their story.

"Tremors" creators and co-hosts Matt Byars and Lee Gardner talk about the genesis and continuing joys of WYPR's long-running muse-of-the-music podcast.

The Washington Post's Pentagon & national security correspondent, just back from Ukraine, reports on the tense situation on its Eastern border with Russia

Last March Baltimore Heritage put its crowd-pleasing, illuminating walking tours on hold. Since then the small but mighty staff has been churning out…