Search results for

The Pulitzer Prize is journalism’s most prestigious award. Yesterday, the Pulitzer committee announced that our local paper, the Baltimore Sun, won the…

Now, a conversation about how the COVID-19 pandemic is threatening not only our physical and financial well-being, but also our mental health. Across the…

Even as the death count from the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States continues to climb, many local and state leaders across the nation, including here…

More than 40 cities around the country, including New York and Washington, implemented curfews last night as protests against police brutality and the…

Maryland held its first statewide mail-in election yesterday (Tuesday, June 2, 2020). Late last night, the MD State Board of Elections announced the first…

They entered Congress together in 1987. Congressman Kweisi Mfume (D., Md. 7th) joins Tom to reflect on the legacy of his friend, the late civil rights…

Rep. John Sarbanes joins Tom for the hour today. Last month, he was re-elected to represent Maryland’s 3rd congressional district for a seventh term. For…

It's another edition of Midday at the Movies, our monthly look at new flicks and film industry trends. Tom's guest today is Jed Dietz, the founding…

Today, it’s another edition of the Midday News Wrap. Later in the program Tom will talk about the first three days of the Maryland General Assembly in…

On this Martin Luther King Day, Midday's special edition celebrates the man who brought the philosophy of non-violent protest to a broad public. It seemed…

Today on Midday, a conversation about immigration and what it means to be an American with a journalist and filmmaker who many call the most famous…

The slogan of Baltimore Ceasefire 365 is simple: “Nobody kill anybody.” The mission of the organization is to re-direct our hearts and minds to the…

Today, a special Oscars Preview edition of Midday at the Movies, with guest host and Midday senior producer Rob Sivak sitting in for Tom Hall. With the…

On today's News Wrap, guest host Nathan Sterner sits in for Tom Hall with a rundown of the stories making headlines in our region this week:Turmoil in…

Today, Tom's guest is Steve Luxenberg, a longtime associate editor at The Washington Post. His latest book, Separate: The Story of Plessy v. Ferguson, and…

Tonight is the opening night of Henry IV Part I at the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company. The play is the first of William Shakespeare’s seven “Henrys,” as…

Today, we’re discussing the crisis of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. Last month, 190 bishops and 10 women of religious orders convened at the…

Now, time for some Old Time Music...that's the name for a family of traditional Appalachian folk music styles that will be featured at a brand new…

It's Thursday, and Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck join us with another of her weekly reviews of the Maryland regional stage. This week, she…

Yesterday afternoon, in a one-paragraph letter addressed to now-Mayor Jack Young, former Mayor Catherine Pugh resigned from office. Her lawyer read a…