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The multi-genre talent riffs on love and self-sufficiency in her music, her book and her hit comedy show.

Here's a Stoop Story from Dr. Cholet Josué about how not to celebrate Christmas, and the fierce love of family. You can hear his story and others at stoopstorytelling.com.

Komité Ayiti’s ‘Haitian Caribbean Community Day’ on Sunday, August 15, will feature food, performance, and handmade products. Garry Bien-Aime, Komite Ayiti’s founder and president, previews the festival and reflects on what music means to Haitians.

As they wrap OOTB after a decade, co-creators Aaron Henkin and Wendel Patrick reflect on their award-winning podcast series.

Yesterday, the U.S. Senate passed an infrastructure bill that includes $7.5 billion for the construction of electric vehicle charging stations across the U.S. as a step toward combating climate change.

Award-winning WYPR reporters Emily Sullivan and John Lee discuss some of the week's top local news stories.

Chris Davis' departure from the Orioles inspires cheers and regrets.

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FAMM, a prison reform group, helped Ms. Levi continue serving a 24-year drug sentence in home confinement.

Striking new data indicates that roughly one in four Latina women in the U.S. have lost a family member to the Covid virus.

Tony and Chef Cindy talk tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, melon and all the other treasures of the season - where to get them, how to make them and wines to match.

The CEO of a non-profit refugee service describes efforts to rescue Afghan allies from harsh Taliban rule.

This popular tale of female friendship is Everyman Theatre's first live production in more than a year.

What's not to love about a beach romance? The Weekly Reader explores the power (and peril) of Summer Love.

We’ll go On the Record with a leader from Baltimore’s Cherry Hill neighborhood. Danielle Battle is one of ten winners of the “Weaver Award” -- recognizing people whose work makes their community a tight-knit place. What does it mean to be a ‘weaver’?

Two business economists discuss the pandemic-sped workforce changes that are rattling US industries.

Ivan Leshinsky worked with at-risk youth in South Baltimore and close-in Baltimore County for four decades. He lays it out in his memoir. Plus, we ask how the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership plans to spend $6 million dollars in a hurry.

Brian Katulis, an expert in counterterrorism, sizes up the chaotic American withdrawal from Afghanistan.

A closer look at Gov. Hogan's new vaccination protocols for MD hospitals and nursing homes.

A recent Hopkins report says wider Internet service will mean huge social, economic benefits for Baltimoreans.