Midday

Attorney Erica Suter has led Innocence Project Clinics at U Balt Law and now UM Carey Law schools, where law students learn how to right past injustice, like the one portrayed in Jia Rizvi's new documentary, "Sixteen Years."

The 2016 PILOT agreement with more than a dozen nonprofit and medical institutions has been criticized.

Baltimore City's Office of the Inspector General looks into waste and fraud within city government. Isabel Cumming joins Midday to talk about recent investigations holding officials accountable.

Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews the lively Scottish musical "Ceilidh" (pronounced KAY-lee) now playing at the M&T Bank Exchange performance space next to the Hippodrome Theater.

Vocalist Limmie Pulliam and pianist Mark Markham will perform a program of gospel songs and arias as part of the free "Community Concerts at 2nd" series at the Second Presbyterian Church Sunday September 14, 2025.

On today's NewsWrap, Tom surveys some of the week's top state and local developments with reporter Pamela Wood, who covers Maryland politics and government for the Baltimore Banner.

Sara Whaley leads Baltimore's efforts to combat the opioid epidemic. She joins Midday with WYPR health reporter Scout Maucione.

The SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University works to promote civic engagement and informed, democratic dialogue.

A housing crisis envelopes much of the country. As communities across the nation struggle to respond, what is the right approach here in Maryland?

Dr. Jeffrey Kahn weighs in on current issues in bioethics, from a controversial new organ transplant technique to a new 3-parent in-vitro fertilization method, and the Trump administration's anti-research agenda.