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J. Wynn Rousuck reviews Long Way Down. Most of the play takes place within an elevator, how does the production keep the show fresh?

Midday takes a look at the bridge recovery process and its impact on local business and labor.

Dr. Chavis talks about the philanthropy and work of basketball star Michael Jordan.

Just in time for barbecue season, the hearty red wines of Washington State combine intense flavor with notable finesse.

Sweet Honey in the Rock has been thrilling audiences in performances around the globe, blending African American History, social justice activism, and superb musicianship.

The second book in author Rick Atkinson's "Revolution Trilogy" describes a difficult and uncertain phase of the American war of independence from Britain.

In this month's Healthwatch, Dr. Leana Wen assesses how new restrictions on covid vaccines, and mass firings at the CDC are putting Americans' health at risk.

The state's Prescription Drug Affordability Board determined two medicines treating people with Type 2 diabetes are too costly.

The annual free summer music festival series, hosted by WTMD, is hosted at Canton Waterfront Park.

Theatre critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins Midday to review Floating Down to Camelot.

'King of the North' author Jeanne Theoharis shows us how Dr. King’s struggles for racial justice in the North, Midwest and West were as significant as the work he did in his native South.

"Are the Orioles saying goodbye to Rutschman with Basallo's signing?”

What happens when a teacher's union tries to edit history for its students?

Cuts to federal funding for public media threatens to shut down journalism organizations across the country. We ask NPR's Ailsa Chang and Maryland Public Television's Steven Schupak about the future.

Police Chief Robert McCullough describes how his department is making Baltimore County communities safer.

Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott is rejecting President Trump's claim that federal troops are needed to quell crime in the city.

On its argument that untraceable “ghost guns” amp up violence in the city, Baltimore just won a $62 million verdict against a company that makes them. What will be the impact?

I. Henry Phillips Sr. documented the vibrancy of Black communities in Baltimore for decades. His son, Webster Phillips, talks with us about his vast photo archive.

I’m willing to bet that a lot of us had a Mom or Grandmom, or special aunt who liked nothing more than pulling out that big old cast iron skillet and whipping up something totally amazing. And Chef Jerry Pellegrino will confess he has had a chance to tuck into more than a few summer desserts that were cooked up in those skillets. Jerry offers these thoughts.

Midday Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck looks ahead to the productions coming to a theatre near you this season.