On the Record

Natasha Dartigue, the state’s public defender, discusses how to address inequities in who Maryland puts behind bars, for how long.

Fewer Marylanders are dying from overdoses. We ask the top state official whose job is to fight overdoses - Why? And what’s the strategy to continue the trend?

Kenya Asli, director of the Mayor’s Office of Broadband and Digital Equity, fills us in on her accomplishments for Baltimore City, and what still needs work.

Baltimoreans have relied upon Dr. Panagis Galiatsatos, Ms. Kimberly Hailey-Fair and Rev. William Johnson for solid information and comforting words since 2020. They keep up to date with their podcast.

The non-profit Intersection of Change has seen promises and good intentions come and go. They always put in the work.

Here's a Stoop story from Jason Newton about life as an optimist.

In April of 2015, photographer Devin Allen demanded the country see Baltimore for what it is: Community.

Baltimore Beat editor-in-chief talks about how Baltimore's uprising in 2015 made her see journalism through a different lens.

“Baltimore Still Rising” features first hand accounts of the city’s response to the injustice and unrest that followed the death, 10 years ago, of Freddie Gray.

Short stories from Baltimore author Rosalia Scalia, full of despicable characters you'll love!