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With at least several inches of snow on the ground and frigid temperatures setting in, we take a look at how city agencies and non-profits are making sure…

Can a state tax ALL of the income earned by its residents, even if it’s earned in another state? That question is the core of a case out of Maryland to be…

The deadline to sign up for health insurance under Obamacare is Sunday night. We take a step back from the sign-up rush to explore how the Affordable Care…

Are people with mental health issues able to access the same level of care as someone with physical problems? We dig into gaps in mental health treatment…

Dr. Joshua Sharfstein, Maryland's Health Secretary, is leaving his post at the end of the month. He joins Sheilah to discuss his tenure.Then, Tom Hall…

With news that the University of Maryland’s institute specializing in viruses has won a big grant to battle AIDS in Africa, we look at the the institute’s…

As Baltimore pulled itself together after Monday’s riots we talked to people who came out to clean up … about their views of what triggered the violence,…

What’s at stake with high-stakes standardized testing of students for Common Core? We talk with a teacher in Seattle who’s leading a movement to opt out…

After violence rocked Baltimore three weeks ago, Republican State Sen. J.B. Jennings was patrolling as a National Guardsman while Democratic Sen. Cathy…

A bill before the General Assembly would require every public school in Maryland to hire a school resource officer with law-enforcement authority. We talk…

Governor-elect Larry Hogan told Eastern Shore farmers last month that his “first fight” in office would be against new state rules aiming to curb…

It’s been a year since employers in Baltimore were barred from asking job-seekers, on their application form, about their criminal history. We ask a…

After the city cleared an encampment of homeless people living near MLK Boulevard last month, advocates for the homeless are calling for the city to leave…

Baltimore needs big investment in infrastructure like roads and sewers. But, what about the city’s Internet infrastructure? We talk with a deputy mayor…

A new study finds that more people from Baltimore's Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood are incarcerated in Maryland state prisons than from any other census…

As Baltimore’s police brainstorm how to stop the surge in violence, we speak with Delegate Jill Carter about trust between the community and the police,…

How will the unrest of the last week affect attempts to redevelop West Baltimore? We ask James Hamlin, a small business owner blocks south from the burned…

Governor Larry Hogan appointed a new health secretary last month, Van Mitchell. He is a former deputy health secretary, state delegate, and lobbyist. We…

The executives of Maryland’s three biggest counties are prone to brag about awards they’ve won for IT and websites … but now they’re talking about just…

Pursuing the national dialog about the Silver Spring family who lets their 10- and 6-year-old walk around their community on their own, we ask what kind…