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Today, on Midday, a conversation about the Foster Care System. Nearly 430,000 children and young people are currently in the care of foster families.…

T.J. Smith, the former Baltimore Police Department spokesman, is Tom’s guest today -- part of our Conversations With the Candidates series. He is one of…

Today on Midday, two leading public health experts provide updates on efforts to mitigate COVID-19, the outlook for testing, and redoubled efforts to…

Today we continue our series of Conversations with the Candidates with three people who will be on the ballot in November -- who are neither Democrats nor…

As we conclude this MLK Day Edition of Midday, Tom introduces us to a young student from Commodore John Rogers Middle School in Baltimore. Charlie Grace…

Today on our program: the role of non-profits and philanthropies in confronting the community challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, as seen through…

At precisely 4:17 pm Eastern time tomorrow (July 20), it will have been 50 years since a spidery-looking American spacecraft named Eagle touched down on…

About 13 hours ago, it was wheels-up for Pope Francis, following a packed schedule of events in Washington, DC, New York and Philadelphia, that included…

In our occasional series Focus on the Counties, we've been talking with Maryland county executives about how they're addressing the needs and concerns of…

How are you feeling today? Flu-ish maybe? If so, you’re not alone. We keep hearing that this is the worst flu season in years. And if you’ve had this…

Baltimore is one of six US cities now competing for a $30-million federal grant that city planners hope will launch a major redevelopment project in East…

It's another edition of the Midday News Wrap, our Friday discussion of some of the week's top news stories with a panel of journalists and commentators.…

When actress Alyssa Milano tweeted the words Me Too, at the peak of the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault scandal last October, the response from women…

A Black married couple who teach at Hopkins discuss their lawsuit against a company they say under-appraised their Baltimore home because of their race. Plus, we talk with a Brookings scholar about valuing Black lives and property.

In her new book, the U Penn scholar of law, race and gender calls for the dismantling of the US child welfare system, which she says is undermining Black families.

The outspoken public health advocate discusses the renewed debate over COVID's origins; lessons from public figures managing their depression and end-of-life issues, and your questions about public health.

The genre-defying musician, rapper, poet and podcaster discusses what fuels her many passions, and her concert at Baltimore's Ottobar.

The genre-defying musician, rapper, poet and podcaster discusses what fuels her many passions, and previews her Thursday night concert at Baltimore's Ottobar.

We’ll go On the Record with a constitutional scholar who argues the only way to fix our dysfunctional democracy is to bulk up the House of Representatives with multiple parties--beyond Democrat and Republican.

We go On the Record with Pokemoke Indian Nation citizen and cultural ambassador Drew Shuptar-Rayvis. He walks us through a new Maryland Archives collection that depicts Native life on Maryland’s Eastern shore -- past and present.