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The acclaimed British novelist is back with a tale of one woman's sexual and intellectual awakening in 19060s London.

Behavior analyst Kristen MacNeil and UMBC psychologist Dr. Charissa Cheah provide insights on new trends and current concerns in parenting.

We’ll go On the Record with Rev. Nontombi Naomi Tutu, daughter of the late Anglican archbishop. What lessons should the U.S. learn from South Africa? Why did she initially resist following her father’s footsteps into the priesthood?

Betsey Kahn shares a Stoop Story about a last-minute crisis before her wedding.

Are you planning on moving to greener pastures regarding your job? al Waller and Catherine Colinson give you all the information you need to transition smoothly and safely.

We’ll go On the Record with Baltimore writer Rosalia Scalia. Her new book of short stories, "Stumbling Toward Grace," takes us to corners of Baltimore and into families whose vivid characters break our hearts and warm them, at the same time.

The retired MD District Court judge, former Assistant State's Attorney for Baltimore County and MD's former First Lady explains why she's seeking the office once held by her father, former MD Attorney General J. Joseph Curran, Jr.

Imagine heading off to war at age 16.

The retiring UMBC president, educator, and civic leader looks back on an influential career, and ahead to his next challenges.

Tony and Chef Cindy explore everything from essential stocks and plenty of pasta to getting three meals from a single chicken.

Research from the Netherlands reveals, for the first time, the presence of microplastics in human blood. What are the effects? With plastic so ubiquitous, is it possible to protect ourselves from exposure? We ask Dr. Lynn Grattan of the University of Maryland School of Medicine.

With music, art, dance and culinary delights that highlight the many Asian cultures in Maryland, The Asia North Festival promises to be a celebration; an invitation for healing; and a bridge to cultural understanding. We get a preview!

Doug Lent talks about how women billionairs are supporting families with very young children.

Here’s a Stoop Story from Martha Weiman about the strength of the human spirit and coming to America.

Passengers aboard the maiden voyage of RMS Titanic included several prominent Baltimoreans.

A renowned psychologist and a leading movie industry observer offer insightful perspectives on the Oscars-night slap heard 'round the world.

We’ll go On the Record with Charles Robinson of Maryland Public Television and Joel McCord of WYPR to talk about what the legislature has done this year the ten bills Gov. Hogan vetoed and two dozen he’s letting become law without his signature.

Al Waller and Mihaela Vincze discuss the many benefits of walking and some safety tips to keep in mind.

In this edition of Midday with the Mayor, we also discuss Wednesday's State of the City address, latest efforts at violence reduction and new plans for Harborplace development.

The debut author-illustrator tells the story of a young Asian immigrant who must deal with language challenges in his new home country.