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It was back to school for thousands of students across Maryland today. I’ll have a quick recap of the kickoff in the city and counties. Workers at a grocery chain in Baltimore have voted to unionize for better pay and job security and when it comes to American politics from national, down to our local elections, it seems we are more divided than at any other time in recent history. We’ll share an excerpt from a Johns Hopkins political science professor who’s co-authored a new book that speaks to the violence and danger of what she calls, “Radical American Partisanship.”

Mildred Muhammad says the random murders of 10 people in 2002 were part of an attempt to commit the perfect crime: to kill her and divert suspicion to a crazed gunman. She says she endured emotional and mental abuse throughout her 12-year marriage to John Muhammad and hopes to help other domestic violence victims with her new book, Scared Silent.

A diagnosis of throat cancer or lung cancer, or other cancer of the chest, sends a patient and her family down a long, difficult and sometimes lonely and…

With award season and a slew of holiday film releases upon us, it's time for Maryland Morning's Movie Mayhem, when we check in with our movie…

Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins Tom in Studio A with her review of the six plays being presented this year at the annual Contemporary American…

It's Thursday, and that means our peripatetic theater critic, J. Wynn Rousuck, is back in Studio A with a review of one of the region's many thespian…

Today, Midday's intrepid theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews the courtroom drama Inherit the Wind, now on stage at Vagabond Players.Based on the 1925…

Are the calls for unity at the Democratic National Convention working? Baltimore Sun reporter John Fritze joins Tom by phone from the convention for an…

Dr. John Cmar, infectious disease specialist at Sinai Hospital, joins us for our monthly edition of Midday on Health. In this hour, John Hopkins has…

Lawsuits filed against Johns Hopkins Medicine have made headlines and sparked debates. A look at three cases: A suit brought by the Orioles' minor-league…

Respect for human dignity, protecting patients’ health, advocating for patients' rights—these are just a few of the provisions in the nurse code of…

We go On the Record with journalist John Frece to ask about his biography of the late U.S. Senator Daniel Brewster. Brewster was rich, ambitious, attractive to voters -- until out-of-control drinking took over his life. How did he recover?

The Bird Tapes, a series by longtime sports columnist John Eisenberg, features familiar names from across decades of Orioles history discussing the ups and downs of their professional careers.

Mosquitos are responsible for millions of deaths each year. But a powder made from dead bacterial cells shows promise in killing malaria-carrying mosquitoes. We speak with the deputy director of the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute.

The SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University works to promote civic engagement and informed, democratic dialogue.

Dr. Hahrie Han is the a professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University and Director of the SNF Agora Institute.

State Sen. Clarence Lam joins Midday to discuss his campaign for U.S. Congress in Maryland's 3rd Congressional District. A highly competitive race to succeed congressman John Sarbanes.

Two leading medical historians discuss ongoing efforts to confront legacies of racism in academic and medical institutions.

While the Angelos brothers argue, Orioles fans wonder what's next?

The test program could lead to drone-delivered vaccines for children in hard-to-reach places around the globe.