Midday

Veteran educators David and Matt Hornbeck say the Restorative Practices approach has helped to build more inclusive and compassionate student communities and reduce conflict in our public schools.

The State Center complex currently housing several agencies, but decaying conditions and lack of use underscore the need for development.

Experts say all age ranges are being taken advantage of, with hundreds or thousands of dollars lost.

The executive director of the Baltimore Jewish Council reacts to Monday's release by Hamas of the remaining Israeli hostages in Gaza, amid a fragile ceasefire agreement and uncertainty about an Israel-Palestine peace.

Dr. Hahrie Han is the a professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University and Director of the SNF Agora Institute.

State leaders have signaled a willingness to address the longstanding funding disputes between charter schools and the school districts where they are located.

Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews Mott & Bailey's new mash-up production of the Shakespeare tragedy and the alt-rock classic by My Chemical Romance, now at Baltimore's Mercury Theater performance space.

'Hidden Brain' creator and host Shankar Vedantam, whose touring show comes to Baltimore on Saturday, shares insights from 10 years of fascinating podcasts about how our brains make us tick.

Jane Eisner's new bio of Carole King traces the decades-spanning career, with all its triumphs and setbacks, of one of America's most influential singer-songwriters.

Unmarked graves near an old detention center from the 19th century are a window into a dark chapter of Maryland history. Lawmakers hope to memorialize the grave sites, and lead a conversation about juvenile justice today.