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

From Venice to Toronto, from Telluride to New York, and Baltimore's New/Next, the annual round of film fests promises a rich crop of movies for local screens.

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

Public input is crucial as the city's Board of School Commissioners narrows down their criteria for CEO Sonja Santelises' successor.

Otis Rolley, the new president and CEO of the Baltimore Development Corporation, the city's economic development agency, discusses the challenges ahead to prosperity and growth.

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.

The heat-related death of a worker with Baltimore City's Department of Public Works brought attention to the conditions faced by employees there.

Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews Pride & Prejudice which runs at Baltimore Center Stage through November 10.

UBalt Law professor Kim Wehle, a Substack host and media commentator, contends that the Trump Administration's abuses of constitutional law are undermining the foundations of American democracy.

Led by Orioles Hall-of-Famer BJ Surhoff and his wife Polly, whose adult son Mason is autistic, the Maryland non-profit supports other families with autistic children and fosters public understanding of ASD.

Tom talks with Ebony Marshall, the Mid-Level Gifts Manager at Baltimore Public Media

How the Ravens can still make the playoffs despite post-Turkey Day slugginess.

The age-old quandary: what to do with Thanksgiving leftovers. Fortunately there are lots of things you can try, and it doesn’t necessarily mean repeating the dinner dish by dish.

Although Bordeaux wines can be among the most pricey in the world, there are plenty that offer not only good flavor but good value as well. Al takes a look.

Big stories about big European families.

Jim Smith has been on the job as athletic director at Maryland for just over six months. In that half year, Smith has likely learned that these days, the job of chief college athletic administrator often is about making the best selection from a series of bad choices. Specifically, Smith has had to figure out what to do with a football program that is seemingly hopelessly mired in mediocrity, aspiring to be relevant.

Ernestina Simmons, Director of the Mayor's Office of Homeless Services, joins us to discuss her agency's efforts to provide shelter and resources for the growing numbers of unhoused in Baltimore.

The National Aquarium is approaching a half century on Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Retiring CEO John Racanelli joins us to discuss what comes next.

Why the Orioles are in a holiday shopping mood.