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The Baltimore County schools chief discusses academic goals, COVID mitigation strategies, and how he's working to improve BCoPS operations.

More than three and a half million truck drivers provide the front line to America's supply chain. As the industry faces a historic shortage of drivers, what’s being done about it? We ask the head of the Maryland Motor Truck Association ... and hear a trucker’s report from the road.

Adding the designated hitter brings the National League into the modern era of sports.

This week Tony and Chef Cindy bring the discussion to the unique category of seafood that we call shellfish.

Three key players in Mayor Scott's administration discuss the new campaign to fix one of Baltimore's most enduring failures — the blight caused by thousands of vacant homes.

What’s for dinner?! We ask Amy Langreghr, the Charm City Cook, about some favorite dining destinations … old and new. Plus, chef and historian Toni Tipton-Martin--on why preserving African American cooking success and recipes is vital to America’s culinary heritage.

Want to know the price of integrity? Just ask Deshaun Watson

One of my favorite aspects of the American kitchen is how easily we delve into exotic cuisines these days. Personally, I've tried Indian cooking, Carribbean, Thai and Greek. But there is one that I like quite a bit, and that is the cooking of North Africa. Fortunately, our Chef Jerry Pellegrino is well-versed in Moroccan cooking.

Tom talks with author Jean Chen Ho about her book reccomendations.

The daring escape of "the dinnertime burglar!"

The activist for an end to police violence calls for the release of the controversial murder suspect, and assails the State's Attorney who is determined to prosecute him.

Al Waller and Mihaela Vincze discuss the many benefits of EAP's, or Employee Assistance Programs, and how to take advantage of them.

Our theater critic reviews two new community stage productions from Fells Point Corner Theater and Arena Players.

The Baltimore attorney discusses his second bid to become the city's top prosecutor, and his vision for criminal justice in Baltimore.

The tech entrepreneur and former Republican Anne Arundel County Executive describes her decision to switch parties and run for Maryland Governor.

The esteemed political commentator contends that voting in public elections, like taxes and jury duty, should be a civic obligation.

Transgender athletes are embroiled in a coast-to-coast challenge

On a past trip to France I discovered a little dish that I fell in love with. It’s known as “Oeufs en Meuette” or eggs poached in red wine. Every time I found it on a menu I would order it, and no two were the same. But they were always good. As I pointed out to Chef Jerry Pellegrino, this is sort of a European cousin of Eggs Benedict.

South Africa now supports hundreds of small high quality wineries. Hugh takes a look.

Sometimes, what you inherit is a lot of baggage.