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Today, the latest on the fast-spreading Zika virus. Once just a Latin American health problem, the mosquito-borne disease has become a global health…

The trials in the officers accused in the death of Freddie Gray resume in about a month when Officer Brian Rice becomes the second person to face charges…

Light City Baltimore is underway. For the first time, the streets and sidewalks of the Inner Harbor and several adjacent neighborhoods will be illuminated…

Continuing our series of conversations as we approach the one year anniversary of the funeral of Freddie Gray and the violence that followed -- reporter…

We start today with a conversation with a local Syrian Imam about how the Muslim community is reacting to the heated public debate over recent terror…

We focus on a new report from the Abell Foundation, which says efforts in Maryland to restore the pollution-damaged Chesapeake Bay are being threatened by…

We begin with a look back at a recent visit we paid to the Gilmor Homes public housing project in Sandtown-Winchester, the late Freddie Gray's…

The Republican convention gets underway today in Cleveland. Elizabeth Copeland, a Baltimore Republican who is the founder of the Urban Conservative…

This week, the Democrats gathered in Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention, aspiring to unify the party, rebuff criticism of Hillary Clinton…

Before the Supreme Court’s historic decision in 2013 that said states could no longer ban same-sex marriage, there was Edie Windsor and a big real estate…

In today's show, we focus on Baltimore City's ambitious $74 million plan to tear down row homes in derelict and vacant blocks and neighborhoods. It’s…

We continue our series of weekly conversations with candidates who are on the ballot in the April 26th primary. Today, we turn our attention to the race…

What’s your identity project? The thing that puts a skip in your step when you wake up every day? Maybe it’s the instrument you play, or the poems you’re…

We begin this morning with another installment in our monthly series, Living Questions, in which we examine the role of religion in the public sphere.…

Since April of 2015, the narrative of the Baltimore uprising has been inextricably woven into the fabric of a broader national conversation about how…

For the finale of our Focus on the Counties series with a look at Kent County. The smallest of Maryland’s 23 jurisdictions, it’s home to Chestertown, a…

The NFL opened its season last night, amid a controversy surrounding San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who has protested inequality in…

The President has promised that by May, every U.S. adult who wants a vaccine will be able to get one. But after a slow roll out, technical problems and complaints of inequity in distribution, what will progress look like in Maryland? A local immunologist sheds some light.

CDC advisers approved Moderna and Pfizer boosters for all adults today. Baltimore County volunteer fire companies, which have been hit hard during the pandemic, will not see a dime of ARPA money. And the Baltimore faith community tries to heal in the wake of a year of 300 homicides, including the recent death of church worker Evelyn Player.

How safe is that water? And is it getting any better?