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After months of public hearings, private meetings, and political maneuvering, a deal to provide Tax Increment Financing to create the infrastructure for…

More African American women are dying from preventable diseases than any other group. Many of these women are spending so much time taking care of others…

We’ll start today with a look at the Howard Conservancy. Meg Boyd, the Conservancy’s Executive Director, and Howard County high school teacher Ann Strozyk…

Sunday, November 1st was the first day of the fall open enrollment period for the Maryland Health Benefits Exchange. The state agency runs the Web portal…

Baltimore Housing Commissioner Paul Graziano is under fire over how he is running the nation’s fifth largest Public Housing Authority. No one in City…

Hillary Clinton has amassed enough delegate votes to be the Democratic party's presumptive presidential nominee. Clinton reached the magic number of 2,383…

It took thirteen months for video to surface of Laquan McDonald, a 17 year old black teenager, being gunned down by a policeman in Chicago. Why did it…

Today, we continue our series of weekly conversations with candidates for Mayor of Baltimore City. David Warnock joins me to make his case on what sets…

We’ll spend the hour with Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake. Within 5 months of the violence and uprising that ripped through the city in 2015, the…

Up first, another in our series of weekly conversations with candidates who are on the ballot in the April 26th primary. Today, we continue our focus on…

We're five weeks away from the primary election. In the last primary for Mayor, in 2011, voter turnout was among the lowest in history. Does this portend…

So if it’s true that every person has a story, is it also true that every city has one too? What is Baltimore’s story? What narratives have emerged…

Last October, Ben Jealous, the former head of the NAACP and a Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress, issued a report outlining what it will…

Today is the first day of the new fiscal year for the City of Baltimore. The City Council beat their deadline to approve a budget by 10 days this year,…

Tom speaks with Anne Arundel County Executive Steve Schuh for the Focus on the Counties series. Schuh was one of three county executives elected in the…

They started playing soccer on Wednesday. The opening ceremony is tonight. Ready or not, here comes Rio. Sports guru Mark Hyman joins Tom for an Olympic…

The state makes efforts to vaccinate those experiencing homelessness. We go inside one of Baltimore’s massive health centers and hear from those working to provide services to the most vulnerable residents. And Baltimore City Council members call for an investigation of ‘digital redlining’ in parts of the city.

Student journalists at University of Maryland, College Park investigate where gambling revenues go, Astronaut Reid Wiseman talks to us from the…

College freshmen are most vulnerable to heavy drinking in the first month-and-a-half of the fall semester. How might it affect the rest of their college…

How are Maryland farmers supplementing their income with agritourism? Plus, we look at Maryland through the lens of its geography, and - what do you get…