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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…

The city of Baltimore has established a commission to decide what to do with four confederate monuments. I’ll speak with the chair of that commission,…

The recent protests, and the riots, brought to light the crushing impact of high unemployment in Baltimore’s poorest communities. We recently visited the…

Churches historically have played a leadership role in the black community. We talk about how faith groups in Baltimore are engaging in the digital and…

In Baltimore City, there will be eight names on the circuit court judge ballot. Voters will be asked to pick six. How does a voter decide? Why do voters…

Today, another installment of The Accountability Index, our series of conversations with reporters of The Baltimore Brew, the online investigative news…

It’s Sine Die today. The Maryland General Assembly is slated to close up shop for the year tonight. WYPR’s Rachel Baye joins Tom from Annapolis with an…

The 18th Annual Maryland Film Festival (May 4-8) kicked off Wednesday night with a program of short films. The festival continues until Sunday night with…

Early voting gets underway tomorrow in Maryland, less than two weeks before the April 26th primary election, which will decide a number of important…

In our regular series Healthwatch, as many as 10,000 children in Baltimore City Schools have problems with their vision. Dr. Leana Wen joins to discuss…

New state laws could raise prospects for employment and housing by letting thousands of Marylanders clear parts of their criminal records or shield some…

Johns Hopkins announced last week an initiative to “build, hire, and buy” in Baltimore, particularly in the areas most affected by the violence following…

As Maryland Morning focuses on the arts, Liz Lerman, a MacArthur award winning dancer and choreographer joins Tom to discuss her new appointment as a…

This week, the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation has convened two groups of emerging arts leaders for workshops around the idea of Undoing Racism. Trainers…

With two days down and two to go, Republicans in Cleveland are making the case for Donald Trump to a general election audience. With so many A-list…

Howard County Executive, Alan Kittelman, tells us why his county is cracking down on human trafficking. We talk to a service provider about what victims…