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Fifty years ago the U.S. Supreme Court established a right to a lawyer in criminal cases if the defendant can’t afford one. That was the decision Gideon…

Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen are an up-and-coming bluegrass band from the D.C. area who will be playing in Baltimore at The 8x10 this Thursday night.…

Last September, Maryland’s highest court, the Court of Appeals, ruled that if you’re arrested, you have a right to an attorney at an initial bail hearing…

The Front Room Exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art currently features the work of Seth Adelsberger. He was born in Emmitsburg, and he received a…

Around the state, “For Sale” banners are going up, signs are being staked into front yards and open houses are taking place every weekend. All that’s…

Tom Hall talks with Tiphanie Yanique, author of the new novel "Land of Love and Drowning." Set in the Virgin Islands and spanning six decades, it follows…

This morning Tom Hall is paying a visit to the historian and author John McGrain at his home in Towson. Mr. McGrain is the former secretary of the…

Somerset County, the southernmost county on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, was founded in 1666.It’s motto for centuries has been Semper Eadem, Latin for…

It’s the hot summer of 1864. You’re a private in the Confederate Army. You’ve been captured by the Union Army and you’re being held at Point Lookout, the…

Towson University Assistant Professor Angela Pelster's new book of essays, “Limber”, is a book about trees; from “The Tree That Owned Itself” in Georgia,…

A follow-up now on our conversation with the Baltimore Sun’s arbiter of language and writer of the blog “You Don’t Say.” When John visited July 30 we…

Dan Fesperman is an award-winning novelist and former foreign correspondent for The Baltimore Sun. He’s got a new novel, which he’ll launch tomorrow night…

It's a famous image--the red polka-dot scarf, the blue work shirt, the determined face, and of course that curled bicep. It's Rosie the Riveter. Here face…

Click on the image for the Morning Economic Reports from the week of July 10.July 10According to a new study, approximately 3 million potential first time…

Click on the image for the MER's for the week of October 30.

Oil prices, disparities in hourly wages, the rate of unemployment, and the growth rate of pregnancies.

Anirban on Millenials' decision to hold off on parenthood, the fluctuating 'middle class,' sizing up the U.S. economy, tax cuts and economic growth, and…

Anirban comments on the 2018 labor market, how to analyze a city's growth prospects, eurozone economic growth, understanding Japan's economic expansion,…

Anirban comments on the economics profession's struggle of diversity, a growing risk of recession, auto production in America, tax appeals of big box…