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Change is on the way in Baltimore’s public housing. RAD is the Rental Assistance Demonstration program. Will it bring private money into the city's…

On Friday we spoke with Safe Streets about their on-the-ground efforts of to stop the spike of violence in Baltimore. Today, we turn to the police and…

Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Leana Wen is back for her monthly Healthwatch visit to give a status report on the health of Charm City residents.…

In the most recent poll gaging support for candidates in the crowded, 13-person race for the Democratic nomination for Mayor of Baltimore, two candidates,…

When the New Horizons spacecraft left Earth nine years ago, we were still calling Pluto a planet. Now, after traveling some 3 billion miles, the mission…

Maryland is grappling with what to do about the surge in overdoses of prescription pain pills and heroin. Governor Hogan’s emergency task force has…

“Maglev” is a technology that could whisk passengers from Baltimore to Washington in 15 minutes. But at what cost? We get a reality check from the CEO of…

When Julia Marciari-Alexander was appointed the director of the Walters Art Museum in 2013, she was the first in a changing of the guard that continues to…

As federal agencies deploy more resources and manpower on the streets of Baltimore, we talk to two leaders of the federal crime fight here: The U. S.…

With our colleagues at Baltimore Brew, an independent online news source that focuses on local issues, we begin an occasional series on Maryland Morning…

The Accountability Index, our monthly series of conversations with reporters at Baltimore Brew, continues with a look at Baltimore's sometimes halting…

The Democratic National Convention kicks off today. Sheri Parks from the University of Maryland and Michael Higginbotham from the University of Baltimore…

Maryland’s commission on medical marijuana is still at least a month away from final regulations and taking applications – but a medical-marijuana…

On Monday night, the City Council voted to send a minimum wage bill back to committee. Luke Broadwater from the Baltimore Sun and WYPR’s Metro Reporter…

Today, we start with presidential politics. The Iowa caucuses are on Monday. Once again, it’s in to be an "outsider" -- a candidate who's outside the…

Disagreements over funding public charter schools have erupted in a lawsuit and such tension that the city this week asked former Mayor Kurt Schmoke, now…

We’ll start with this month’s installment of our Accountability Index. The Baltimore Development Corporation has recommended a $535 million dollar bond…

The 2016 Maryland primary election is history. Today, State Senator Catherine Pugh is a big step closer to her dream of becoming Charm City’s next Mayor,…

John Waters celebrated his 70th birthday in April. From his early days as an enfant terrible film maker and the King of Sleaze, he has sustained a…

The ambitious plan to transform Port Covington into a city within a city is just one of the many proposals that the Baltimore Development Corporation…