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Now that Gov. Hogan and the General Assembly have declared a compromise over how to regulate bay-polluting phosphorus found in chicken manure, we look at…

Gregg Bernstein will leave the job of Baltimore City State's Attorney in two weeks. This morning he’s in our studio. We’ll talk with him about his time as…

Dr. Leana Wen, an ER doctor and self-described patient advocate, has just joined Baltimore City government as Health Commissioner. We talk with her about…

An expanded medical marijuana program is coming to Maryland. But, will it in fact make marijuana accessible to those who need it? We talk with Del. Dan…

Tensions remain high in Baltimore as an investigation continues into the death of Freddie Gray, a man who died Sunday a week after his spinal cord…

Just how deep are the cuts to the Baltimore City public schools’ budget, and what is their likely impact on students and teachers? We talked with educator…

Governor Larry Hogan announced on Monday that he has advanced, aggressive non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and is undergoing treatment. He also said he’ll remain on…

Bowie State University, in Prince George’s County, is one of the oldest historically black universities in the country. It celebrates its 150th…

The number of Marylanders dying from heroin overdoses has been climbing for four years. In an effort to stem the flow of heroin, Maryland’s Attorney…

On Wednesday a judge is to start hearing lawyers’ arguments in the trial of six Baltimore police officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray. We ask two…

Next Friday will mark Governor Larry Hogan's 100th day in office. I sat down with him yesterday to reflect on what he has and hasn't done. We get his…

Riders may now be judging the Maryland Transit Administration by voting with their feet: the MTA reported this week that people took 4 million fewer trips…

Late last month, Education Secretary Arne Duncan and Attorney General Loretta Lynch came to the MD Correctional Institute in Jessup to announce that the…

We’ll start today with an installment of our series, Living Questions, where we examine religion and ethics in the public sphere. This morning, a…

How friendly is Maryland's business climate? A set of bills aimed at boosting business is moving through the General Assembly. We talk about it with Daily…

Today, a conversation with Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis. In the 6 months since he was first appointed as interim commissioner, Davis has…

Protesters stopped traffic yesterday in Baltimore over a planned 30 million dollar youth jail to be built in the city. We ask Pastor Jamal Bryant, who…

We start today with a look at the continuing HIV/AIDS crisis in Baltimore. The total number of new cases in the city is declining, but transmission rates…

RAD is the Rental Assistance Demonstration program. Has it brought much-needed funds into the city's rundown public housing or does it represent a shift…

The trial of William Porter – one of six Baltimore police officers charged in connection with the death last April of Freddie Gray – begins today. A…