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What help is there for someone fighting impulses to sexually abuse children? Elizabeth LeTourn’eau, Director of Johns Hopkins' Moore Center for the…

For the Democrats in Vegas, and it was all about the issues: gun control, immigration, income inequality, Russia, campaign finance reform, Glass-Steagall,…

On this Christmas morning, how about we take a break from reporting and analysis, and instead, let’s listen to a little music, and hear some poetry of the…

Baltimore’s top prosecutor filed charges three days ago against the six police officers involved in the arrest of Freddie Gray. The police union said it’s…

Baltimore suffered more homicides in May than any month in two and a half decades. And the violent crime has not stopped so far in June. We talk about how…

President Obama’s executive actions on gun regulation, announced on January 12th, seek, in part, to put more muscle behind enforcement of current federal…

In his new book, the political scientist Lester Spence argues that over the last 40 years, Black politics have been co-opted by neoliberalism, as its…

Is the bail system used in Baltimore hopelessly broken? Could the city of Washington have the fix? We talk to Maryland's public defender, Paul de Wolfe,…

Today, we revisit a conversation about Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, the six-lane street that loops around downtown Baltimore. Does it reflect the…

As streets and sidewalks slowly, slowly find their way back to black, we’ll check with the Emergency Operations Center in Baltimore for an update on plans…

Today, we continue our series of weekly conversations with candidates for Mayor of Baltimore. State Senator Catherine Pugh joins me to share her vision…

One in four residents of Baltimore lives in a food desert, without easy access to healthy eating options. Holly Freishtat, from the City Food Policy…

Today, this month’s installment of the Accountability Index, our monthly conversation with reporters from the Baltimore Brew. Mark Reutter joins me to…

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…