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Time now for another edition of Midday’s Back to the Garden, our seasonal foray into the essential pleasures and healthful rewards of planting and tending…

In June, 1921, White mobs destroyed Tulsa, Oklahoma’s Greenwood neighborhood, a thriving African American community known as Black Wall Street. An…

Theaters, concert halls and live performance venues were the first to close when the pandemic arrived, and many will be among the last to re-open. Tom…

HBO and NBC are going national with their newest streaming services. Netflix, Amazon and others are jumping on the Black Lives Matter bandwagon; and Issa…

Tom's Newsmaker guest for the hour is Chris Van Hollen, Maryland's Democratic junior senator, who has served in the U.S. Senate since January, 2017. From…

Today on Midday, perspectives on the climate for economic development in Baltimore as businesses deal with the ongoing challenges presented by…

When George Floyd was murdered on Memorial Day in Minneapolis, protests about police brutality and racial equality became a fixture on streets across…

Tom's Newsmaker guest today is the former Solicitor of Baltimore City, Andre Davis.In 2017, Judge Davis left his seat on the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals…

Coming up at the end of the program today, we remember Congressman John Lewis, who died Friday at the age of 80, following a battle with cancer. In an…

Last January, Senator Kamala Harris announced her campaign for President in front of a large, energized crowd in Oakland, CA. Yesterday, former Vice…

Today, Midday on Music: conversations with musicians across musical genres, to see how they are faring in a world where to gather in a large group is to…

On Night Three of the Democratic National Convention, Sen. Kamala Harris made history, Barack Obama sounded an alarm about the future of democracy, and a…

The lives of a group of African American girls from Baltimore are the focus a new documentary set to premier next week at the 2020 Black Femme Supremacy…

Last night, in a 70-minute speech to nearly 2000 loyalists seated tightly on the South Lawn of the White House, Donald Trump accepted the nomination of…

As of last Wednesday, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra was one of 17 American symphonies who hire their players for a full 52 weeks each year. As of last…

On today's News Wrap, Heather Caygle of POLITICO joins us for a look behind some of this week’s national headlines. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says…

Today, a special Juneteenth edition of Midday: Live from The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture, in downtown…

It's time again for Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck, who joins us each week with her reviews of Maryland's regional stage. Today her spotlight is on…

Today, two conversations about the state of American conservatism. First, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist and author George Will discusses his latest…

Today on the Midday News Wrap, WYPR Morning Edition news anchor Nathan Sterner sits in for Tom Hall as we examine some of the week's top news…