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As 'Midday' ends, some parting thoughts from host Tom Hall
Baltimore City Council Pres. Zeke Cohen: Taking aim at data centers
Mayor Scott on the State of the City and his $4.9 Billion budget
Rousuck's Review: 'Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike' at the Everyman
Supreme Court hears Trump challenge to birthright citizenship: Analysis with Kim Wehle
Midday at the Movies: The 2026 Maryland Film Festival returns to Parkway, April 8-12
BPM announces Midday's end, says new programs in the works
For Jewish Iranian-Americans, the war with Iran is uniquely painful
The US-Israeli war on Iran: One month in, is there an end in sight?
Songwriters lift their voices in Maryland's quest for a new state song
Council bills would curb Baltimore's proliferating smoke shop scene
Assembly update: Will Maryland lawmakers approve redistricting?
Planned ICE facility in western Maryland sparks lawsuits and health worries
How REACH Health Services helps Baltimore seniors recover from opioid addiction
Rousuck's Review: 'Really Quite a Lot of Mechanisms,' by puppeteers Alex & Olmsted
SanFranOpera's Eun Sun Kim conducting two BSO concerts
Everyman founder Vincent Lancisi reflects as he passes the torch
New documentary captures the history of Baltimore's iconic Camden Yards ballpark
Two years after Key Bridge fell, a look at rebuilding plans and the continuing human costs
A TSA officer at BWI on the real-world impact of the DHS shutdown
'On the Record': A chronicle of music's power to change American culture and politics
No Kings Day, March 28: The view from a Baltimore organizer
Backers of LEAD Act say the legislation increases protections for Maryland's most vulnerable
Annapolis update: Which key bills are still on track at Crossover Day?
A 24/7 Bowie salon is reshaping the local hair-braiding business
Maryland Muslims mark the end of Ramadan with mixed emotions
Latest on Baltimore County primary races, top legislative concerns
Rousuck's Review: Motte & Bailey’s 'Caesar / Americana' at the FPCT
MotorWeek's John Davis on US auto woes, China's EV push, car-care tips
Members of the Iranian diaspora in America are anxious about the US-Israeli war on Iran
Iranian-born policy analyst Trita Parsi offers insights on the US-Israeli war on Iran
In 'Crucible,' John Sayles reveals how Henry Ford changed America
As stricter SNAP eligibility rules kick in, tens of thousands of Marylanders could lose benefits
When you need a friend, can you call AI? An educator gave it a try.
Gov. Moore and state lawmakers attack rising home energy costs
New wars in Iran and Afghanistan raising fears among local Afghanis
Maryland lawmakers vote on restricting automatic charging of teenagers as adults
2026 Bach Marathon: A preview with conductor Doug Buchanan
Rousuck's Review: A musical 'Next to Normal' by Iron Crow Theatre
Historian David Blight, on why an 1852 Frederick Douglass speech still resonates for America's 250th
Rep. Johnny Olszewski on US-Iran war, ICE, Epstein, and affordability
In 'Police Against the Movement,' how '60s civil rights activists struggled to end police violence
City Council Pres Zeke Cohen: ICE limits, police tech, student scores
In Annapolis, state lawmakers make new effort to limit ICE operations in Maryland
Howard County pushes back on DHS plans for an ICE detention facility in Elkridge
As Trump re-brands a DC arts hub, performers seek Baltimore venues
A pioneering podcaster shines a bright spotlight on women's sports
As Opening Day nears, we size up the Orioles, at camp and the WBC
How will Baltimore's $500M Opioid Restitution Fund heal the city?
Rousuck's Review: 'Dance Nation' at Fells Point Corner Theatre
Midday at the Movies: We cast our votes for who will grab the Oscars
Mayor Scott on limiting ICE ops, OIG dispute, Mayor's office spending, downtown economics
On building communities: Human relationships as economic engines
Baltimore's Big Sing: Saturday's free chorus of community voices
Healthwatch: HHS vax challenges, mumps, breast cancer screenings
Rep. Sarah Elfreth (Md 3) speaks out on US/Israeli attacks on Iran
As Harborplace sits, is Baltimore's downtown renewal losing steam?
Maryland Politics: Primary candidates set for state and congressional races; a GA update
Newswrap: The US/Israeli war on Iran widens, and the troubled history of US-Iranian relations
'The City That Reads': The power of libraries & literacy in Baltimore
Rousuck's Review: 'trinity' at Baltimore Center Stage
'The War Within a War' profiles Blacks who fought in Vietnam while battling racism in America
In 'No Mean City,' Dan Rodricks crafts a Baltimore play about race, politics and the 1966 Orioles
Balt IG Cumming: Why she's suing the city to restore records access
Newswrap: Updates on Maryland redistricting; AG Brown sues DHS
Newswriter unions slam Baltimore Sun's trial use of AI in news analysis
From energy to flooding, Maryland confronts climate change realities
Rousuck's Review: 'Fences' at Chesapeake Shakespeare Co.
Maryland lawmakers revisit reform for juvenile automatic charging. State's Attorney Ivan Bates says that's a bad idea.
In 'Vigil,' novelist George Saunders spins a spirited new tale about human corruption and redemption
Maryland's Sen. Chris Van Hollen has been an outspoken critic of Trump's immigration policies. He's got more to say.
The founders of the Stoop Storytelling series look back on 20 years on stage
A Baltimore playwright is bringing a dramatic 1925 courtroom case to the stage
Kate Crane's true-crime memoir seeks answers to her father's mysterious 1987 disappearance
Marylanders of all ages look for love in an era of shifting dating habits
Live in Studio A: Baltimore 90s band 'Love Riot,' together again
Rousuck's Review: Tuyết Thị Phạm's 'Dawn' at the Everyman
The Washington Conservatory: A musical treasure for 40+ years
Midday Special: Gov. Moore delivers 2026 State of the State address
Defending U.S. election integrity against an onslaught of disinformation
City Council Pres. Zeke Cohen: ICE bill, MONSE feud, transit funding
Sports with Cordell Woodland: Superbowl 60; new Ravens coach
Annapolis Update: The race for governor; a bill to cut energy costs
Dueling legal opinions in latest public safety split between Mayor Scott and SA Bates
ICE eyes a Hagerstown warehouse for a new detention center, while DHS keeps county officials in the dark.
Why Baltimore's transit system is getting low marks from transit activists, students and workers
Rousuck's Review: 'The Great Gatsby' on tour at the Hippodrome
Movies: Sundance, a New/Next Film Fest database, October preps
Mayor Scott on MONSE, the 2025 CitiStat Report, winter cleanup
Midday on Money: Personal Finance Tips with Nic Abrams, CFP
Healthwatch with Dr. Leana Wen: RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine plan; tips on aspirin, alcohol; staying safe on frigid days
An update on Baltimore's winter road-clearing and city services
At Baltimore's Great Blacks in Wax Museum, new educational initiatives and an abiding mission
Tene Wilder, Baltimore's hairstylist to-the-stars, gets an Oscar nom for her work on "Sinners"
Debate over whose history is told—and whose is erased—plays out in Maryland's state & national parks
Live in Studio A: Petra Poláčková previews her Sunday UMBC recital
As Marylanders anxiously watch Minneapolis, a conversation about federal immigration enforcement
Dessa: The singer riffs on turmoil in her hometown, Minneapolis.
MICA President McCormick on the art college's bicentennial and its enduring community impacts
Rousuck's Review: "The Shark Is Broken" at Vagabond Players
At the BMA: Amy Sherald's 'American Sublime'; Sir John Akomfrah's 'The Hour of the Dog'
Smart Nutrition: Fed's new Dietary Guidelines send mixed messages on saturated fats, sugar, alcohol
MD's labor crisis: Massive fed layoffs, Black women joblessness keep career coaches in demand
Gov. Moore's proposed ban on dynamic pricing, and how the practice impacts consumers
BGE's utility rates: Why the hikes and how much higher will they go?
Ahead of the big winter storm, how Maryland is readying for the worst
Rousuck's Review: Rapid Lemon's 'From East, Like the Sun' at Strand
A Baltimore student's story of family, war and identity was a finalist in NPR Podcast Challenge
GA Update: Gov. Moore's budget, redistricting moves, no-tax pledge
Maryland Superintendent Wright on the challenges of funding, testing, and AI in our schools
DENT Education: Fostering the entrepreneurial spirit of the city youth
Baltimore's Promise: Helping city youth achieve economic self-sufficiency
Love and Cornbread: an organization that uses food to connect with people.
Newswrap: Health plan costs, flu concerns, new state vaccine rules?
Edgar Allan Poe's story ended in Baltimore. And 217 years after his birth, the city continues to celebrate this iconic figure.
Rousuck's Review: August Wilson's "Seven Guitars" at Spotlighters
MD Board of Elections chief discusses changes to campaign finance reporting; mail-in ballots
Mayor Scott on crime reduction plans, Sisson St. dump, a taxi tax?
As the 'Dry January' trend grows in the US, doctors advising self-care
Key Bridge Rebuild: Almost two years after the disaster, an update
Maryland's lawmakers gather for the 2026 session, with new leadership and old budget anxiety
'The work is not done': Can the mayor's new violence reduction plan make Baltimore safer?
Gov. Moore and AFSCME: Why the contract talks hit a snag, and what's next for Maryland's unions
Capital Gazette deputy news editor Jacob Baumgart talks with Midday guest host Matt Bush about the campaign for Anne Arundel County Executive
Midday guest host Matt Bush talks with Baltimore Banner reporter Lillian Reed about the race to replace Howard County Executive Calvin Ball.
Midday guest host Matt Bush and WYPR reporter John Lee spotlight the campaigns for Baltimore County Executive.
Rousuck's Review: 'Wicked' at The Hippodrome and 'Wicked: For Good' in movie theaters
Midday at the Movies: Our critics' picks for the best flicks of 2025
'Unabridged': An engaging romp through the evolving culture of the American dictionary
Healthwatch: US calls for fewer childhood vaccinations, as potent new flu strain emerges
Marion Winik's 1996 memoir 'First Comes Love' back in a new edition
Midday Newswrap: Marylanders respond to U.S. strikes in Venezuela. Plus, trepidation over health insurance hikes.
Midday Newswrap: Frederick's massive data centers get a boost from zoning vote.
Midday on Tech: A peak at what's next in consumer electronics at CES 2026 in Las Vegas
In 'The Fate of the Day,' a historian recounts a perilous period in the American Revolutionary War
In 'The Trouble of Color,' author Martha S. Jones examines how racial lines bisect Black family histories.
In 'Eve,' author Cat Bohannon unpacks 200 million years of human female evolution
A cast of characters, old and new, in novelist Amor Towles' 'Table for Two'
Ruth Franklin's biography of Anne Frank is novel insight into the young memoirist
Ann Patchett gives a peek into her writing process in annotated version of 'Bel Canto'
'Dream Count' weaves stories of disparate women connected by love, desire and the winding pursuit of fulfillment
In memoriam: Tom Hall's salute to the folks who passed in 2025
Midday's Annual Holiday Concert: Helicon & Friends, Live in Studio A
Rousuck's Review: 'Deceived' at Everyman: A new take on a classic
City Council President Zeke Cohen on a stalled housing bill; plus, improving school transportation
An Ohio megachurch sought to fight racism. A Baltimore political scientist followed their journey.
Baltimore Club Music changed dance music forever. A new book charts the genre's emergence.
In 'Willie Nelson: All the Albums,' author Geoffrey Himes shares the stories behind a trove of music
'Shared Wisdom': A top AI expert considers how the potent tech can help us heal our polarized world
Sportswriter Jane Leavy's 'Make Me Commissioner' serves up a delightful critique of baseball
Rousuck's Review: 'Santa Claus Is Comin'' to Baltimore Center Stage
Police Commissioner Richard Worley on rise in porch piracy, hiring new Baltimore cops
'Tell Me Everything' author Elizabeth Strout finds the quiet meaning in 'unrecorded' lives
In 'Injustice,' authors Leonnig and Davis document Trump's political take-down of the US Justice Dept
Maryland Hunger Solutions using activism and education to combat statewide poverty, food insecurity
Student Support Network at 10: Alleviating poverty, hunger in Baltimore County's classrooms
Healthwatch: CDC advisors vote to shift decades-old guidance on hepatitis B vaccines
Rousuck's Review: Happenstance's 'Juxtapose' at Theatre Project
Midday at the Movies: Sizing up Hollywood's holiday-season flicks
Midday with the Mayor: An ambitious 10-year plan for Baltimore, Bates renews tensions and more.
There's still millions in COVID-era ARPA funds available for Baltimore. 2026 is the final year they can be spent.
After a decade as host, Tom Hall is stepping down from 'Midday' and transitioning to new role at WYPR
Baltimore's new health commissioner on a new chapter for city's opioid response
In latest drama, State's Attorney Bates cuts ties with Mayor's anti-violence initiative
Longtime CEO John Racanelli steps down from National Aquarium, will focus on dolphin sanctuary project
MOHS Director Simmons: Responding to the city's surging population of homeless
Kim Wehle: Trump's assault on the rule of law and the US Constitution
Pathfinders for Autism's 25-year mission to support families, raise public awareness about ASD
Midday's 2025 Pre-Thanksgiving Special: 'Whatcha Got Cookin'?'
COP30 Climate Summit ends with no new commitment, little progress and increasing urgency
In 'A Guardian and a Thief,' author Majumdar illuminates the moral crises posed by climate change
'Family Dynamics' author Thomas Swisher offers a timely guide to navigating big holiday gatherings
As winter weather and extreme cold arrive in Baltimore, are you prepared?
Rousuck's Review: 'The Trip to Bountiful' at Arena Players
Sports Wrap: Why on earth did the Orioles trade Rodriguez for Ward?
WYPR reporter Scout Maucione on new insights from investigation into Key bridge collapse
Bob Embry, who had a hand in Baltimore's defining developments, steps back from leading Abell Foundation
Improving Baltimore's response to behavioral health emergencies
Zeke Cohen on smoke shop legislation, city's homeless services and more from inside City Hall
In her final year, City Schools CEO Sonja Santelises reflects on moving Baltimore students in the right direction
Latest UMBC polling shows firm job approval for Moore, and a gloomy outlook on economy and country's future
Sen. Bill Ferguson on whether he has the votes to block redistricting in Maryland
The future of fine arts education in Baltimore City Public Schools
Rousuck's Review: 'The Phantom' begins another tour at Hippodrome
In 'Make Me Commissioner,' sportswriter Jane Leavy delivers a delightful critique of baseball
Gabrielle Cavassa brings her sultry jazz stylings to Keystone Korner
In ‘Holding Liat,’ the sad, startling ordeal of an Oct 7 hostage family
Baltimore Fire Chief on finding tomorrow's firefighters, and changing how his department responds to calls
The Baltimore Banner, now in its third year, debuts a MoCo edition and new newsroom leadership
Veterans lost access to benefits and services during shutdown. What do they need now?
Peace Promise Weekend, Nov 7-9: Healing the wounds of violence
Several states are taking steps to redraw their congressional districts. Maryland may soon be one of them.
Full Circle Dance Co.'s 'Rooted and Rising' marks a quarter century of creativity and grace
Movies: The 2025 Maryland Film Festival returns to the Parkway
Live in Studio A: Alexis Tantau & friends preview their Eva Cassidy Tribute at Annapolis Jazz & Roots
Everyman's 'Art' showcases a trio of gifted Resident Company actors
Midday with the Mayor: Consequential housing bills, aid to furloughed workers and expanded facilities for ICE
Rep. Mfume: Sizing up Dems' election wins and a new framework for ending the shutdown
Charter schools, public school districts and a decades-long funding debate that could soon be settled
Casey Foundation CEO's new book says brain science shows us new ways to help adolescents succeed
Baltimore Heritage director Johns Hopkins hosting WYPR's new radio feature about the city's rich history
As SNAP uncertainty looms, where can Marylanders turn for food assistance?
Dr. Leana Wen: How US budget cuts are hurting medical research, and AI's new role in public health
Rousuck's Review: 'Art' at Baltimore's Everyman Theatre
With Issue #20, BMoreArt marks a decade as Baltimore's arts forum
Maryland Congresswoman Sarah Elfreth on urging the President to fund SNAP as shutdown gridlock continues
Christie Dashiell brings her jazz songbook to the Keystone Korner
Does the public know enough about data centers to decide their future in Maryland? This group says no.
An inside look at efforts to bring more data centers to Maryland. What does it mean for the state's economy?
Midday on Cars: Do you have what you need for winter car care? Plus, is the U.S. being left behind on EVs?
Rep. Johnny Olszewski, Jr. on impacts of the federal shutdown, and the outlook for a resolution
Comptroller's report says state housing shortage, soaring costs fueling Maryland population exodus
The East Wing teardown and the federal shutdown: perspectives from NYTimes's Luke Broadwater
Maryland leads country in data privacy guardrails as new statewide law goes into effect
Live in Studio A: Ensemble Galilei, previewing four local concerts
Rousuck's Review: Peterson solos in 'Peculiar Patriot' at Center Stage
As shutdown continues with no end in sight, the ripples bring rough seas to Maryland's shores
Is vacant land in Baltimore City under valued?
An inside look at the Baltimore Banner's investigation into a 'housing hustle' and a spike of foreclosures
Keisha Blain's 'Without Fear' chronicles the Black women who have championed human rights
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's music director, one of the youngest in the country, to conduct through 2031
In 'Never Let Them See You Sweat,' Dr. Leigh Vinocur shows us how to 'harness stress for success'
Dara Horn on the enduring existence of antisemitism
The root of rising healthcare costs for Marylanders, and how it plays into the government shutdown
For many Marylanders with connection to Gaza, mixed emotions during an uneasy peace
Rousuck's Review: 'Jane Austen's Persuasion' at the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
As his 'Wimpy Kid' series hits #20, Jeff Kinney muses on his success, his craft, and his pre-teen readers
City Council President Zeke Cohen on consequential housing bills, Sisson St. Dump and homeless shelter conditions
Jayne Miller on Maryland's emerging gubernatorial race, congressional redistricting and more
Restorative Practices at work in our schools: are they building stronger student communities?
After languishing for years, could a plan now be coming together for Baltimore's 28-acre State Center?
Maryland is seeing a spike in scams online and over the phone. What can you do about it?
Maryland's debate over charter school funding could soon be settled. Charter school leaders say it's time to look to the future.
Dr. Hahrie Han wants to strengthen democracy. Now, she has help from a MacArthur 'genius' grant.
Baltimore Jewish Council's Howard Libit on the hostage release, the Gaza ceasefire and the road ahead
Rousuck's Review: 'Hamlet/Black Parade' at the Mercury Theater
'Hidden Brain' podcaster Shankar Vedantam on a decade probing the mysteries of the human psyche
Carole King's chart-topping career as a singer-songwriter illuminated in Jane Eisner's new biography
For lawmakers, a forgotten graveyard inspires push for juvenile justice reform today
Krish O’Mara Vignarajah, head of Baltimore's Global Refuge, on refugee restrictions and the reshaping of U.S. immigration
What's next for Baltimore's PILOT agreement with city's largest 'eds and meds'
Ultramarathon swimmer Katie Pumphrey brings her love of open water to visual art and a new exhibit
Rep. Olszewski on the shutdown impacts; protecting fed workers, clean energy; restoring health care
Dr. Leana Wen on Tylenol safety, CDC turmoil, new vaccine policies
Midday, live from Baltimore's New/Next Film Festival 2025
Midday with the Mayor: New PILOT agreement with 'eds and meds.' Plus, a step back for major housing bills?
UBalt Law's Kim Wehle previews the U.S. Supreme Court's consequential upcoming term
Rousuck's Review: 'Water for Elephants' at The Hippodrome
Druid Lake, city rec centers see upgrades and construction. We ask parks Director Reginald Moore about it.
New PILOT deal sees city's largest nonprofits pay more, but is it enough?
Former NPR host Ari Shapiro stays on mic with storytelling and song
Rep. Steny Hoyer on the shutdown, Gaza peace hopes, Ukraine's war
In "Apprenticeship," author and State Sen. Cory McCray celebrates the life-changing power of work
Dr. Carla Hayden continuing to advance public knowledge as new senior fellow at Mellon Foundation
Newswrap: Comey is indicted, Kimmel returns, and a federal government shutdown looms
Rousuck's Review: Spotlighters Theatre's 'Topdog/Underdog'
In new albums, Baltimore's Wordsmith crafts lyric and melody in pursuit of his truth
Expectations were high headed into the Raven's season. Can they bounce back from a rough start?
City Schools' CTE program preps students for real-world careers
Acclaimed writer Ian McEwan's new novel is a literary detective story that bends genres
Jill Lepore's new history of the U.S. Constitution could not be more relevant to the current moment in politics
As horrors abound in Gaza, author Peter Beinart appeals for human dignity for all and a new Jewish identity
Rousuck's Review: August Wilson's 'The Piano Lesson' at Everyman
Zeke Cohen on potential expansion of city bus service, and updates on Baltimore's crisis response after calls for change.
MONSE's Stefanie Mavronis, UPenn expert Jeremy Biddle on curbing violence in Baltimore
Rep. McClain Delaney on protecting farmers, and battling cuts to food aid and health care
Ivan Bates on 'smart-on-crime' approach to Baltimore public safety, and his focus on 'quality of life' crimes
Innocence Project clinics train law students to exonerate the wrongly imprisoned, like Jeffrey Deskovic
Baltimore poised to review PILOT agreement with its biggest nonprofit institutions
Follow-up finds progress for worker conditions at city agency. That report and more with Baltimore's Inspector General.
Rousuck's Review: a Scottish "Ceilidh" at M&T Bank Exchange
Limmie Pulliam, Mark Markham to perform at Sunday's "Community Concerts at 2nd" in Baltimore
NewsWrap: Gov. Moore's 2nd term bid, a state police surge into Baltimore, Trump's troop threat
The Agora Institute's Dr. Lilliana Mason on political polarity, violence following shooting of Charlie Kirk
Baltimore is seeing hundreds of million in opioid settlement. What will the city do with the money?
As nation struggles with housing crisis, what's the right response in Maryland?
Dr. Jeffrey Kahn on the ethics of a new organ transplant technique, 3-parent IVF, medical research cuts
BDC's Otis Rolley: a new course for Baltimore's economic future?
Movies: Sizing up the fall festivals' bountiful harvest of new films, including Baltimore's New/Next Film Festival
Rousuck's Review: A look ahead to the 2025-2026 theatre season
An inside look into the search for Baltimore City school system's next CEO
Radio Episode: Mayor Scott on fed troops, fighting crime, moving the Sisson St. dump
Balt Co Police Chief McCullough on fighting crime, assisting ICE
Public media is at a turning point. What can it do to build trust? And what do funding cuts mean for Maryland's public television?
Healthwatch: How changes in Covid vaccine policy, mass firings at CDC threaten public health
Don't miss out on this summer's final 'First Thursday Festival'
Maryland could soon take action on costly prescription drugs. What's next?
'The Fate of the Day' recalls the perilous middle years of the American Revolution
In 'King of the North,' a spotlight on Dr. Martin Luther King's civil rights advocacy beyond the Deep South
In 'Spell Freedom,' a chronicle of the secret schools that fueled the American civil rights movement
'The Trouble of Color' author Martha S. Jones explores the color line bisecting Black family histories
Writer Amor Towles' 'Table for Two' filled with characters old and new
Ruth Franklin's new bio of Anne Frank offers novel insights on the famed teenage memoirist
How do you monitor your mental health and well-being?
In Eve, author Cat Bohannon traces the 200 million-year evolution of the female body
Kellie Carter Jackson details Black women's resistance in 'We Refuse'
'Dream Count' is the latest story about human desire and identity by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Midday revisits Ann Patchett's annotated version of 'Bel Canto'
As reported crime falls, what's working and what's not? We ask a community organizer and the State's Attorney's Office
Baltimore sports: The Orioles wind down and the Ravens ramp up
Rousuck's Review: 'Floating Down to Camelot' at Spotlighters
Governor Moore criticizes deploying National Guard in D.C.
Everyone is talking about utility costs. What's behind the rise, and is relief on the way?
Young people in Maryland are struggling with mental health. What can be done to help?
Betsy Tolentino, no stranger to youth justice, steps into lead role at Department of Juvenile Services
'2024' is an inside look at the unprecedented twists and turns of a consequential election
What do you need to know as your child gets ready to return to school? Dr. Ashanti Woods answers your questions.
Midday Newswrap: County Council considers tax hikes, redistricting and the federal funding cuts
As pet shelters report overcrowding, checking-in with Baltimore County's animal services
Rousuck's Review: 'Hamlet' at Baltimore Shakespeare Factory
Midday with the Mayor: City's anti-violence program expands to new areas. And, addressing a broken permit system
WTMD's First Thursday Festival brings back food, music and fun
On the 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act, a look at its continued relevance
Reporter's Notebook: Baltimore County Council rejected a new Inspector General, paving the way for the return of Kelly Madigan.
Maryland Ag Secretary Kevin Atticks on farmers facing drought, tariffs, federal grant uncertainty and rising costs.
August's Peace Promise Weekend in Baltimore
Healthwatch: How can physical activity bolster the fight against cancer and other disease?
Residents of Towson's Stoneleigh neighborhood want to eliminate race covenants
Rousuck's Review: 'Peter and the Starcatcher' at Cockpit in Court
Lawrence Burney's essays capture the Baltimore writer's emergence, and the culture that inspired him along the way
Brandi Collins-Dexter, an insightful scholar, died recently. We revisit our interview about her prescient book, 'Black Skinhead.'
In 'Something Between Us,' a guide to overcoming the walls between Americans
What Ya Got Cookin': Summer recipes with Baltimore award-winning chefs
Controversy over the next Baltimore County Inspector General heats up with nominee announced
In an Eastern Shore town facing rising tides, FEMA's plan to help gets cut
Reporter's Notebook: New insights from Key Bridge collapse. Plus, Baltimore's battle with opioids
The Rousuck's Review: The Contemporary American Theater Festival
Councilman Mark Conway on police accountability, underground fires and opioid overdoses
Maryland's Sen. Van Hollen addresses recent rescission vote and Kilmar Abrego Garcia deportation case
Baltimore's international students face uncertainty with visa and travel changes
City Council President Zeke Cohen on Baltimore's crisis response, opioid abuse treatment and more.
Grant cuts, travel bans could upend Maryland's universities. The consequences will be felt far outside the classroom.
Amanda Litman makes the case for Gen Z and Millennial leaders in 'When We're in Charge'
As AI access spreads, new concerns over the proliferation of biased AI and the deepfake
Rousuck Review: 'The Yeoman of the Guard'
The U.S. Senate approved cuts for NPR, PBS. What's next, and what does it mean for Maryland's public media ecosystem?
Break out your shovel and sun screen! We're talking summer tips for a vibrant, flourishing garden
What hurts today? Sports injuries and how to prevent them with Dr. Miho Tanaka
Change could be coming to Baltimore's waterfront promenade. What's in store?
What does Trump's sweeping tax and spending bill mean for Marylanders?
Renewable electricity is having a moment. What's in the future for Maryland energy?
Midday at the Movies: celebrating 50 years of 'Jaws'
Rousuck Review: The Stephen Sondheim collection at the Library of Congress
Grammar nerds, pick up your pens! Midday is here to answer your questions about words.
Midday on the Law: U.S. Supreme Court's conservative majority deliver consequential decisions
An all-Baltimore line-up at this week's 'First Thursday Festival'
Healthwatch: Are Maryland's immunization practices and access in jeopardy?
The riveting story of a desperate phase of the American Revolution in 'The Fate of the Day'
State Labor Secretary Portia Wu on economic uncertainty and federal worker unemployment
Midday with the Mayor: A recent spat of police shootings bring new attention to crisis teams
Rousuck's Review: 'Julius Caesar' at the Patapsco Female Institute Historic Park
What's the future of local journalism?
Former Kennedy Center President discusses the intersection of politics and performing arts
Can Maryland's new Commerce Secretary revamp the state's business sector?
How is AI reshaping careers and the jobs economy?
The art of Vincent Stringer celebrates Pride and spirituality
Congressional perspectives on Israel and Iran: Reps. Olszewski and Elfreth
Former Capital Gazette editor reflects on tragedy 7 years later in 'Pressed to Kill'
Midday on Higher Ed: Towson University President Dr. Mark Ginsberg
Councilman John Bullock reacts to fatal police shooting of arabber in his West Baltimore district
Famous Olympic athlete and activist John Carlos receives Lifetime Grand Visionary Award
Turnaround Tuesday aims to give Marylanders the tools needed to make a change
An ambitious plan aims to fix up thousands of Baltimore's vacant homes
On Juneteenth, redefining Black resistance with Kellie Carter Jackson, author of 'We Refuse'
Double agents, the mafia and a sordid history in Michael Cannell's 'Blood and the Badge'
Claire McCardell, the fashion maven from Frederick, Maryland
The Baltimore City Council passed the 2026 budget. Council President Zeke Cohen joins Midday to discuss.
Baltimore's Rachel Hilson sees her profile rise with a starring role in HBO Max's 'Duster'
Chronic illness and health equity with GBMC'S Dr. John Chessare
What's ahead for the Aberdeen Ironbirds?
Judge cuts Baltimore's latest opioid settlement down by millions
Protests in Highlandtown support Baltimore's immigrant community
Rousuck Review: 'The Mystery of Irma Vep'
What is the key for housing affordability in Baltimore?
Hopkins baseball's Bob Babb looks back on more than 45 years as coach
Comptroller Brooke Lierman on Maryland's bond rating, the budget and the state's economic health
Police accountability and local control with Citizens Policing Project's Ray Kelly
Radio Episode: Comptroller Bill Henry on the proposed 2025 city budget and its priorities
Gov. Wes Moore on new leadership at Maryland's Department of Juvenile Services
This one trick helps tech companies, in pursuit of cheap labor, sneak around immigration restrictions
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents Giuseppe Verdi's masterpiece 'Aida'
Taking stock of oysters and crabs in the Chesapeake Bay. Plus, an age-old Japanese fishing method comes to Maryland.
Midday at the Movies: 'Mission Impossible' and 'The Phoenician Scheme'
The Rousuck Review: 'Gospel with Audacity'
The summer's first 'First Thursday Festival,' hosted by WTMD, is here
The Peale is among the oldest museums in the nation. Now, a new director takes the reins.
Midday on Sports: Ravens release Justin Tucker. Also, 'Orioles Magic' or Orioles tragic?
The Emmanuel Choir prepares to perform for Pride
Healthwatch With Dr. Leana Wen: U.S. drops vaccine guidance, as Measles cases jump. Plus, cuts at NIH
Baltimore County's award-winning 'fraud fighter' might now be out of a job
Earl Arnett recalls his life and love in 'A Jazz Romance: Ethel Ennis, Baltimore and Me'
Will new legislation improve Baltimore's housing challenges?
The Rousuck Review: 'John Wilkes Booth: One Night Only' at Baltimore Center Stage
Midday has suggestions for your summer reading list
Maryland's prescription affordability watchdog gets new teeth. What can it do about costs?
'Black Earth Rising,' new at the BMA, reclaims connections to the natural world
Heather Mizeur wants to change how we talk to each other about politics
'Eve' asks readers to change they way they think about evolution, and the female body
The Community Concert Choir of Baltimore gets ready for Carnegie Hall
The Walters Art Museum: New leadership and a new exhibition
Rousuck's Review: 'Lempira: Oro y Sangre' at the Baltimore Rock Opera Society
Furry or feathery, four-legged or flying, Midday answers your questions about pets
Can faith mobilize around food and climate concerns?
Smart Nutrition: Your health, navigating weight-loss drugs and medical misinformation
City Police Commissioner Richard Worley on the consent decree, and what's working against violent crime
Maryland's former Sen. Ben Cardin gives his insider perspective on U.S. Congress and more
A Preakness preview heading into the 150 anniversary of Baltimore's hometown race
The view from the city council. President Zeke Cohen on ambitious zoning reform, opioid funds and more.
The Rousuck Review: 'Baby with the Bathwater' at Spotlighters Theatre
Calling all gardeners and farmers! Midday goes back to the garden
Maryland congressman Jamie Raskin on the playbook Democrats need to meet the moment
Artists often doubt themselves. These local authors say the solution is to 'walk with doubt.'
Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's 'Dream Count' is a rich story of human desire and identity
May's Peace Promise Weekend in Baltimore
Rousuck's Review: 'Some Like It Hot' at The Hippodrome
Baltimore Banner journalists win Pulitzer for 'compassionate' coverage of city's fentanyl crisis
Safe Streets says its seeing success. Can the anti-violence effort survive funding cuts?
Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller on highway safety, unemployment assistance for Maryland's federal workforce
Playwright Sarah Ruhl's new book is about life's lessons, learned inside the classroom and out
As local college seniors prepare to graduate, we ask one about the job market, AI in school and more
Baltimore high schoolers discussed the issues that mattered to them. As they prepare to graduate, we check back in.
A wave of policy updates regarding cell phone use in Baltimore schools
Healthwatch With Dr. Leana Wen: MAHA moms and measles. Plus, change in CDC vaccine guidance?
State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger on what criminal justice reform means for Baltimore County
Midday at the Movies: 'Sinners' and 'The Shrouds'
How can Baltimore City attract and retain more homeowners?
An executive order threatens NPR's funds. Are Baltimore's WYPR and WTMD at risk?
Honoring 40 years of Maryland's Fallen Heroes Day
50 years later, Baltimore Sun reporter recalls covering the final days of Vietnam War
Midday with the Mayor: The city's anti-violence work faces federal cuts. Plus, a wage bump for tipped workers?
The little-known history of selfless educators who helped drive the civil rights movement
Head of Baltimore City schools faces federal budget cuts, cyber breach as she enters final year
Martin O'Malley on Social Security staff cuts, and what they mean for the benefits millions rely on
Will nuclear reactors and offshore wind turbines power Maryland's clean energy future?
10 years after Freddie Gray uprising, has police reform and community investment brought change to Baltimore?
Sing along to Beethoven's 9th Symphony this weekend
The Rousuck Review: 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' at ArtsCentric
Lyric Baltimore's Dream Big Contest asks young people about change for a better world
Maryland churchgoers and clergy reflect on the passing of Pope Francis
From the governor's office: state budget, deportations and Moore's trip abroad
Midday meets a new generation of old-time music performers
The Rousuck Review: 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' at Everyman Theatre
Religious scholars from across faiths discuss the figure of Jesus Christ amid holy days
As public media faces uncertain future, a roundtable of Maryland's nonprofit broadcasters
Baltimore saw population growth for the first time in years. Is it an opportunity for growth, or a mirage?
Rep. Sarah Elfreth on busy first months in Congress, and the future of Maryland's federal workers
Midday's Town Hall with Howard County Executive Calvin Ball
Rousuck Review: 'Akeelah and the Bee' at Center Stage
What passed and what didn't in 2025's Maryland General Assembly? And how did lawmakers navigate a glaring deficit?
Khalil Zaied on Department of Public Work's culture, upcoming projects and trash pick-up
Catie Griggs on new initiatives at Orioles Park. Plus, what makes good fan engagement?
3 ways climate change is changing Maryland: floods, forest fires and anxiety.
Media correspondent David Folkenflik on contentious congressional hearings on PBS, NPR
Healthwatch With Dr. Leana Wen: What the Measles outbreak means for you. Plus, is AI coming to your next doctor visit?
Midday at the Movies: 'Mickey 17,' 'Adolescence' and other things to watch this month
Rousuck Review: 'Shucked' at The Hippodrome Theatre
Midday with the Mayor: What's proposed for Baltimore's 2026 budget?
Can Maryland schools withstand a sudden $400 million funding loss?
Paula Poundstone on her commitment to the bit, and her return to Baltimore
Author Jeanne Theoharis discusses 'King of The North' and MLK Jr.'s legacy outside the South
A glimpse into the chaos of U.S. Congress in new book, 'Mad House'
Midday on Sports: Orioles' 2025 Home Opener
At Manor Mill, a new pursuit of the arts within centuries-old walls
As the Maryland legislature nears the end of the 2025 session, the budget still needs work
Gov. Wes Moore on his budget proposals, and the ongoing debates in Annapolis
Maryland's Department of Labor responds to mass federal layoffs, a sluggish economy
The Atlantic's Tom Nichols on the impact of infamous Signal chat for national security
It's been one year since the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. How did it change Baltimore?
As immigration enforcement ramps up, concerns about Maryland ICE facilities and policies
Annapolis Poet Laureate Jefferson Holland wants us to walk and hike around Arundel
Did changes to cash bail help or hurt Maryland's local jails?
Rousuck's Review: 'Rarefied Air' at The Strand Theatre
City Council President Zeke Cohen on DPW and the city's spending on overtime
What's the state of downtown Baltimore's housing, businesses and entertainment?
A classical collaboration of the chorale and symphony in Frederick
The transcendent solo piano of Lura Johnson's new album 'The Art of Prelude and Fugue'
What are the consequences of cuts to diversity, equity and inclusion?
The latest on Baltimore's $641 million in ARPA funds with the Mayor's Office of Recovery Programs
How does Gov. Wes Moore propose plugging Maryland's $3.3 billion budget hole?
Baltimore Center Stage says it won't avoid social justice themes, risking its federal funds
News Wrap: Juvenile justice reform, again. Plus, should nonprofits pay more taxes? Some say yes.
The congressional showdown over a government shutdown
Following sweeping cuts to Social Security Administration, a look inside the beleaguered agency
Maryland's Freedom Caucus says lower taxes and fees would best state budget woes
Midday on Cars: Can the electric vehicle boom be stopped? Plus, how will car prices feel tariffs?
Scientist and author Cat Bohannon follows the evolution of the female body in 'Eve'
Rousuck's Review: 'The Bedwetter' at the Arena Stage
Midday at the movies: Oscars recap, and a review of documentary 'No Other Land'
News Wrap: Gov. Moore faces off with President Trump over Maryland's financial future
Midday with the Mayor: Worker conditions at DPW, and a new 'czar' tasked with streamlining permits
Baltimore's ICE director on his policy around churches and schools, and the future of local immigration enforcement
Is love really blind? Comedian Alli Goldberg seeks the answer in her own matchmaking game
A Baltimore church commissions sanctuary art for racial reckoning
Former Delegate Maggie McIntosh on the state's budget battle
Author Martha S. Jones explores 'The Trouble of Color' within her family history
Midday on Books: From Yale Theatre to the Oscars
Healthwatch With Dr. Leana Wen: What the Texas measles outbreak means for you. Plus, how to avoid a potent flu season.
Rousuck Review: 'Everything That Never Happened' at Baltimore Center Stage
Midday on Books: John Grisham's 'Framed'
Can the business community brand Baltimore's renaissance?
Kids are ready for school, but what time will they get there?
In Maryland, a unique landscape for African Americans in higher education
Lawmakers revisit 'auto-charging,' and Maryland's treatment of young people in the justice system
City Council President Zeke Cohen on surging BGE rates and Baltimore's opioid approach
In 'The Resilient University,' Dr. Freeman Hrabowski charts a path to equity in higher education
A Black man gains his freedom and helps others escape slavery in 'Flee North'
Sen. Angela Alsobrooks addresses the state's federal workforce woes, sharp government cuts
How is CASA advocating for Hispanic and Black immigrants?
Artist Brinae Ali revives the story of Baltimore tap dancer Baby Laurence
Anger and frustration is too often escalating into violence on Maryland roads. What can we do about it?
Mr. Olszewski goes to Washington
Great Blacks in Wax Museum gets an upgrade, and travelling exhibits
'We Refuse' makes an argument for redefining Black history
Newswrap: Washington chaos hits Baltimore's small businesses
A cabaret couple celebrate their love in 'Painting the Town'
Rousuck Review: 'Primary Trust' at Everyman Theatre
Perspective on immigration, in Maryland and beyond
Bringing Black history to life for young readers
A new documentary seeks "the real" Sandtown
Federal workers, many of them living in Maryland, face uncertain weeks
Baltimore City's legislative delegation on what they want from the General Assembly this year
A conversation with Maryland's Latino Legislative Caucus
What's new with the Baltimore Peace Movement?
Rousuck Review: 'Schmigadoon!' at The Kennedy Center
Opera Lafayette presents 'Morgiane' at the Univ. of Maryland
Midday at the Movies: Who will win at the Oscars in 2025?
Comptroller Brooke Lierman on which Marylanders can file their taxes for free
Midday with the Mayor: How federal cuts may hit Baltimore. And, what the city need from Annapolis?
Midday Special: Governor Wes Moore's 2025 State of the State
7 years into Roca, an update on how intervention is saving the lives of Baltimore's young people
'Romancing the Novel' exhibit peeks under the hood of your favorite love story
Healthwatch With Dr. Leana Wen: What you need to know about the flu. And, a look at RFK Jr.'s confirmation hearings.
Rousuck Review: 'Working for Crumbs' at Spotlighters Theatre
New Wrap: Maryland's Medicaid shutout, Baltimore's opioid strategy and Trump's funding freeze
Tax season cometh! What do you need to know?
The latest on the midair collision near Washington, D.C., and what it means for Marylanders
Commissioner Richard Worley on the state of Baltimore City's police
A former federal prosecutor on what a new Dept. of Justice means for Maryland, and the rule of law
Baltimore's anti-violence strategy sees success. Ivan Bates says it can do even better.
Dan Rodricks reflects on the past, present and future of journalism
Rousuck Review: 'Whitechapel' from StillPointe Theatre
Steep budget cuts, uncertain federal funds menace Maryland's ambition education plans
Dry January goes mainstream. What are the benefits?
As non-alcoholic beverage options grow, we ask a local bottle shop about what's out there
Now that Zeke Cohen is Baltimore's City Council President, what's his plan?
A perspective on the politics of 2025 with Nuestra Raices founder, Angelo Solera
MLK 2025 Day of Service Spotlight: HeartSmiles and City Youth Matrix
Will Gov. Moore's 2026 budget hurt or heal Maryland's economy?
Rousuck's Review: 'An Act of God' presented by Iron Crow Theatre
Baltimore native brings "Slutty Vegan" burger franchise to town
The Baltimore City Council has new members. How will Zac Blanchard, Jermaine Jones approach the job?
Turning to nonfiction, John Grisham tells the true stories of the wrongfully 'Framed'
A proposed power line finds tough public scrutiny. But proponents say the MPRP is necessary.
Ravens win over Pittsburgh. How did they do it, and what comes next?
The Rousuck Review: 'Annie' at the Hippodrome
President Jimmy Carter casts new light on end-of-life care
What's the outlook in 2025 for Baltimore Public Media?
Baltimore County swears in new County Executive
Legislators kickoff the Maryland General Assembly this week. What can you expect?
Maryland's first snow storm of 2025
Healthwatch With Dr. Leana Wen: What you need to know about Norovirus, bird flu
Sen. Jill Carter was one of the General Assembly's most avid progressives. Now, she prepares for the next chapter.
Midday at the Movies: The best films of 2024
The Rousuck Review: 'Summer, 1976' at the Studio Theatre
Midday with the Mayor: A look ahead to 2025. What's in store for Baltimore?
Smart Nutrition: Monica Reinagel on healthy living in the new year
A pair of award-winning Baltimore authors return with new books
Rousuck Review: 'And Then There Were None' at Everyman Theatre
In Memoriam 2024
Midday Mini-Concerts: Helicon and Friends at WYPR
Rousuck's Review: 'Black Nativity' presented by ArtsCentric
WYPR's Gabe Ortis talks 'Survivor' and Baltimore sports
WYPR's new on-air team: Taylor Holbrooks and Marquis Lupton
WTMD's top ten songs of 2024
WYPR's reporters look back at a consequential year in news
We ask Gov. Wes Moore about Key bridge funding, the Commanders' possible move out of Maryland
How to help Maryland teens struggling with loneliness and healthy social media habits
Baltimore saw a drop in homicides and shootings in 2024. Will that trend continue in 2025?
Congressman John Sarbanes reflects on 18 years in Congress
Amit Peled's magnificent melodies with the Mount Vernon Virtuosi
The Handel Choir of Baltimore Celebrates 90th Anniversary Season
Midday with the Mayor: What are the priorities for his second term?
Baltimore County schools battle growth and budget shortages
Churches in Baltimore and beyond are shedding worshippers
Rousuck's Review: 'Life of Pi' at The Hippodrome
Healthwatch: Healthcare coverage woes and bird flu risks
Who else will President Biden pardon before leaving office?
Rousuck's Review: 'A Very Jewish Christmas'
Maryland parents continue to face challenges with childcare
Senior U.S. Senator Ben Cardin retires after five decades in politics
Parenting is a challenge, and childcare is becoming more costly. What can you do about it?
How to deal with loneliness during the holidays with psychologist and author Dr. George Everly
The launch of a new survey tracks concerns over crime, economy and more in Baltimore region
Midday previews "Poe Theatre on the Air"
A how-to guide on managing your finances. Midday talks to an expert.
Midday on the news: Biden pardons his son, despite pledge not to
Maryland transit leader on riders returning post-COVID and budget cuts
What Ya Got Cooking for Thanksgiving?
Has one of Baltimore's largest community foundations lived up to its potential, and its promise?
Ann Patchett annotates and critiques her famous novel 'Bel Canto'
News Wrap: Reports identify errors in Safe Streets payment process
In Baltimore's 8th Council District, a transfer of leadership for 2025
Rousuck's Review: 'Frozen' at the Olney Theatre Center
City Schools CEO discusses school board changes and her contract extension
After Election 2024, Midday revisits the white rural vote
Bill Adair goes 'Beyond the Big Lie' to expose dishonesty in politics
Midday on the Arts: 'Treemonisha' and Violinist Qing Li
Zeke Cohen sets his priorities as the new City Council President
News Wrap: Opioid lawsuit, trash incineration in headlines. Plus, remembering Mary Pat Clarke.
Rousuck's Review: The Vagabond Players present 'Into the Woods'
How is Baltimore's immigrant community preparing for 2025 and beyond?
Baltimore's newest grocery store tries a fresh approach to food. Is it a model worth trying elsewhere?
New leaders, and new districts, coming to Baltimore County
Midday with the Mayor: In a second term, can Scott expect federal support for city projects?
It was a big year for women's sports, from Maryland's Angel Reese to the Paris Olympics
Healthwatch with Dr. Wen: What is the future of public health policy in wake of 2024's elections?
Rousuck's Review: "The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals"
Maryland Attorney General seeks answers on flurry of anonymous, racist text messages
After the election, how to move on from the stress and anxiety
As the dust settles after Election Day, how was Maryland's turnout?
A new leader for Baltimore Public Works leans into new practices
The day after Election Day, how did Maryland vote and what races are still up in the air?
It is Election Day in Maryland. What can you expect?
City State's Attorney Ivan Bates on changes to how the city treats juvenile justice
Baltimore Peace Weekend: Partnering for Peace
Midday Mini-Concert with Classical Guitarist Lukasz Kuropaczewski
Midday at the Movies: 'Conclave' and 'Saturday Night'
Rousuck Review: Everyman Theatre's 'Queens Girl: Black in the Green Mountains'
The future of BOPA and what it means for Baltimore's arts community
Baltimore's iconic sports arenas are getting a facelift, and taxpayers are footing the bill. Is it a fair deal?
What a contentious power line could mean for Maryland's energy grid, and a budding data center industry
Howard County lawmaker clarifies next steps after youth commits murder
Sec. Schiraldi speaks on youth crime after Howard County murder
Newswrap: The kickoff to Maryland early voting
New report validates concerns about the conditions of Baltimore City's DPW workers
Rousuck's Review: 'Pride & Prejudice' at Baltimore Center Stage
Cleanup plans for the Chesapeake Bay approach a 2025 deadline. Hilary Harp Falk knows more is needed.
'Tell Me Everything' seeks the quiet meaning in unseen, unrecorded lives
Mayor Brandon Scott on BOPA troubles, juvenile justice and the future of Harborplace
Election 2024: Alsobrooks looks to make history in Senate race
Election 2024: Ballot Question F and the future of Harborplace
Perspectives on violence and resilience in occupied West Bank and Gaza
Rousuck's Review: 'Babbitt' at the Shakespeare Theatre Company
Baltimore City is set to vote on Question H. What is it?
John Grisham's latest book turns to the true stories of the wrongfully 'Framed'
A top Maryland election official reports on early-voting kick-off. Plus, a call for election workers.
Conversation with the Candidates: Kim Klacik for Maryland's 2nd Congressional District
A rare debate between candidates for Maryland's next Senator
Rousuck's Review: 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone' by Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
Does the Constitution impede the future of American democracy?
Election 2024: The future of MD's third congressional district
We do not need to outsmart poverty, sociologist Matthew Desmond says. Just out-hate it.
Libertarian Mike Scott seeks Maryland's open U.S. Senate seat
A Maryland rabbi on marking one year since attacks in Israel. Plus, updates from Tel Aviv.
Election 2024: What will Baltimore County voters see on this year's ballot?
The season ends for the Orioles, what happened and what's next?
Midday Mini-Concerts: Ukranian guitarist Marko Topchii
A new CEO at the reins of Baltimore's Pratt Library
After the vice-presidential debate, what's the takeaway for voters?
Rousuck's Review: 'Oh Happy Day' at Baltimore Center Stage
With election day near, Johnny O makes his case for Congress
Unexplained underground fires are disrupting daily life in Baltimore. What's going on?
Healthwatch: Medical innovations and back-to-school sickness
An Ohio megachurch sought to fight racism. Dr. Hahrie Han followed their journey.
The New/Next Film Festival returns bigger and better
Rousuck's Review: '& Juliet' at the Hippodrome
A new White House executive order targets firearms and school shootings
Building civic and voter engagement for a better Baltimore
What's in store for the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's 2024-2025 season/
Countering false claims on immigrants in the 2024 election
A Baltimore author follows the rise of Christian nationalism in 'The Violent Take It By Force'
April McClain Delaney: Candidate for U.S. Congress in Maryland's 6th District
Rousuck Review: 'Machinal' at Fells Point Corner Theatre
What's happening with the Orioles and Ravens?
America's governors are teaming up to secure 2024 election results
Project 2025 and LGBTQ+ Americans
'Preoccupied' spotlights Native American art at the BMA
Criminal cases, and a flurry of other legal questions, surround Trump
WYPR's new radio host is also a 'Survivor'
Are plug-in hybrids the future of EVs? The latest auto news and tips with 'Motorweek' host John Davis
Maryland's new superintendent made a miracle in Mississippi. Can she do it again here?
Rousuck Review: An over-the-top political farce on stage in 'POTUS'
A close race as Alsobrooks and Hogan vie for Maryland's U.S. Senate seat
Sen. Ben Cardin on Foreign Relations Committee standstill, negotiations over Gaza
'Gut, Wind and Wire' resurrects the delightful sounds of century-old musical traditions
Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller on the Red Line, the opioid epidemic, abortion access and more
Midday on Politics: The day after a crucial presidential debate
How Marylanders are building the future of food
David Rubenstein chronicles America's 'Highest Calling'
Midday at the Movies: 'Beetlejuice' returns and 'Between the Temples'
Critic J. Wynn Rousuck on what she's excited about for the upcoming theatre season
2024 Tony Award-winning arts educator CJay Philip
WTMD's final First Thursday Festival of 2024
Mayor Scott on massive opioid settlements, and work conditions of city employees
Kim Wehle on the power of the president's pardon
The Best American Poetry of 2024
Healthwatch: Baltimore's opioid governance, West Nile and asthma
The history of Maryland's maverick in the U.S. Senate
Philip Berrigan and Baltimore's peace activists
Former Baltimore prosecutor takes on criminal justice bias
Anne Lamott on the impact of love in our lives in 'Somehow'
Dr. Christopher Leighton journeys through 'A Sacred Argument'
Marilynne Robinson gives more understanding of the book of Genesis
Are corporations gaining profits from America's poorest residents?
Midday News Wrap: Maryland onstage at the DNC. Plus, big dollar opioid settlements
As summer winds down, how to savor the warm weather Maryland has left
The rise and recovery of Eastern Baltimore County
Olszewski reflects on the recovery of Eastern Baltimore County
Eyes are on rural voters in 2024's election. Who will they vote for and why?
After a death on the job, Baltimore City Council reviews working conditions for DPW employees
As the postseason approaches, can the Orioles make it across the finish line?
MEDCO plans to issue $1 billion in bonds for Baltimore development
Redevelopment of Harborplace, the debate continues
The Webb Telescope's trailblazing study of the cosmos yields new discoveries
Baltimore's sewage system is hit hard by extreme weather
National Aquarium activates a 'floating wetland' in the Inner Harbor
Rousuck Review: 'Soft Power' and 'Beautiful: The Carole King Musical'
Federal funds rushed into Baltimore during the pandemic. How have they been spent?
How is drought hurting Maryland's farmers and food supply?
Can Baltimore grow its economy with everyone in mind?
New school year sees new leadership in Maryland's statewide union of educators
What is important to today's teenagers? We hear from students around Baltimore.
Rousuck Review: 'Nine' and 'Back to the Future: The Musical' at The Kennedy Center
Tia Hamilton of Urban Reads inspires kids with youth summit
How would Project 2025 impact political appointees and federal workers?
Phoenix Recovery Academy focuses on students & sobriety
Healthwatch with Dr. Leana Wen: COVID summer wave, and watch out for extreme heat!
Roxane Gay's got a gun: black feminism and gun ownership
Mayor Brandon Scott responds to DPW employee's death
Julia Marciari-Alexander says goodbye to the Walters Art Museum
Mayor Scott on drop in city's gun violence, and the condition of city workers
We ask Baltimore's top cop about homicide drop and the consent decree
Rousuck's Review: 'Grand Horizons' at CCBC Essex
Midday at the Movies: Summertime is for blockbusters!
'The Deceived Ones' reinterprets a Shakespearean classic in Charm City
'Slow Time' is a love letter to a historic Baltimore neighborhood
Head to WTMD’s First Thursday Festival, or risk FOMO.
A panel on bikes and transit in Baltimore. How do you get around town?
How will Project 2025 impact the lives of the poor?
Innovations in organ retrieval pose ethical questions
Dr. Ronald Williams seeks to support up-and-coming entrepreneurs
Walter Billups and NCIA helps those struggling to find work in Maryland
Midday News Wrap: Netanyahu's speech to Congress
Hilton Carter wants to know what you are growing in new series, 'Planterior'
Israel's Netanyahu spoke to Congress. Maryland's Sen. Van Hollen boycotted.
Baltimore's Inspector General seeks to address poor working conditions for city workers
Rousuck Review: Cockpit in Court presents 'Cats' at CCBC Essex
'What Ya Got Cookin'?' with Chef Gwyn Novak and John Shields
Erik Larson on the 5-months that changed American history
Midday on Politics: Maryland reacts to Biden drop out
Midday on Politics: A look back at RNC, and Trump's closing speech
To protect priorities, Gov. Wes Moore makes nearly $150 million cuts to the Maryland budget
Writer Laura Lippman on 'Lady in the Lake,' filmed and set in Baltimore
The Baltimore County Police Chief on his summer crime plan, and more
Rousuck Review: 'The Scottsboro Boys'
Drug costs are hammering Maryland. This board is trying to change that.
Heat scorched Maryland this week. Are you prepared for extreme weather?
City and county immigration leaders on how newcomers make their homes in Baltimore
Will Biden remain the Democratic nominee? The latest
Maryland reacts to assassination attempt on former President
Rousuck Review: The Contemporary American Theater Festival
A Palestinian and an Israeli hope to jumpstart a new peace movement together
A change in leadership at the Young Victorian Theatre Company
Katie Pumphrey aced a historic swim into Baltimore's harbor. Now she wants others to join her.
Midday at the Movies: 'The Bikeriders' and 'Brats'
Anne Kim on how corporations squeeze profit out of American poverty
Unrest among Baltimore Sun staff as new owner brings change
Conversation with the Candidates: Shannon Wright for Mayor
A historic West Baltimore school building is put to new use
Healthwatch with Dr. Leana Wen: Cutting back on processed foods, safe sex among seniors
Rousuck Review: 'The Merry Wives of Windsor'
Does a 10-year plan hold the key to unlocking Baltimore's economic potential?
Midday on Politics: Concerns over Biden has Democrats considering a change
A year after tragedy, Brooklyn looks forward
Midday on Politics: Monday's U.S. Supreme Court rulings
Rousuck Review: 'The Kite Runner'
Midday on Politics: The aftermath of the first presidential debate
Anna-Lisa Kirby lends her voice to the work of Leonard Cohen
A conversation on housing and development in Baltimore
Top athletes work hard. Sportswriter Sally Jenkins says we learn from their drive
Sam Cogen, Baltimore's new sheriff, said he'd modernize the office. 6 months later, what's new?
Philip Berrigan's writings on nonviolence, as relevant as ever, in 'A Ministry of Risk'
Midday News Wrap: Pardons for Maryland marijuana convictions
Decades into a career, Paula Poundstone is still making audiences cackle
Looking to help save the planet? Maryland gardeners say start local with native plants
The long legacy of Freedom Schools continues in Elev8
Rousuck Review: 'Everybody’s Talking About Jamie'
Black joy and resistance in a piercing new book, 'We Refuse'
As Biden launches new policy, immigration stands as key topic on campaign trail
As temperatures soar in Maryland, here's what you need to know about the extreme heat
A rich archive of little-known Orioles history in 'The Bird Tapes'
Baltimore's Lyric asks kids to 'Dream Big'
Sweet Honey in the Rock celebrate 50 years with Keystone Korner show
News Wrap: A one-year contract for Baltimore City public school's long-serving CEO
Rousuck Review: 'Long Way Down' at Olney Theatre Center
The Key Bridge collapse stopped ship traffic. But it also halted the local economy. What's next?
With the channel reopened, Gov. Wes Moore discusses the latest on Key Bridge recovery
For decades, he told Baltimore's stories. Now, WMAR's Jamie Costello writes a new chapter—retirement
A look back at the school year with Baltimore City Public School's CEO
Disinformation is rampant. A new book guides us through what to do.
The latest from the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra; Symphony in the City and 'Captivating Personas'
Midday at the Movies: Are this year's summer blockbusters lackluster?
Midday News Wrap: Tornado damage in MoCo. Plus, new state laws take effect.
Midday on Sports: Baltimore's own Angel Reese, NBA Finals and sports betting suspensions
Rousuck's Review: 'Love/Sick' at Spotlighters Theatre
The singular history of Maryland's maverick in the U.S. Senate
Overcrowding plagues Baltimore County schools. Officials struggle with what to do next.
Bakari Sellers on the pursuit of American equity in 'The Moment'
Dr. Ben Chavis goes looking for the bright side in new WYPR feature, 'The Good News'
Healthwatch With Dr. Leana Wen: Advice on menopause. Plus, a look at doping as Olympics near
Trump conviction: How does this impact the 2024 election?
News Wrap: What's proposed in the city's billion dollar budget for 2025?
Rousuck Review: 'The Matchbox Magic Flute'
Midday on the Law: The latest on Trump's hush money trial
Problems and promise of U.S. democracy in 'Minority Rule'
Erik Larson on the dawn of the Civil War in "The Demon of Unrest"
How does resentment feed the rural and urban divide? 'White Rural Rage' seeks an answer.
Anne Lamott reflects on matters of the heart in 'Somehow: Thoughts on Love"
Former City State's Attorney Mosby is sentenced in federal case
Midday on Medicine: A different approach to chronic illness?
Rousuck's Review: 'A Midsummer's Night Dream' at Everyman Theatre
Back to the Garden: Our Spring guide to caring for your garden
In the shadow of Baltimore's port, communities fight for environmental justice
Griefcat, the musical comedy duo, riff on 'Late Stage Capitalism'
The latest from BWI Marshall airport as summer travel beckons
Winners of the Mayor's Portrait Competition are announced
News Wrap: The future of Preakness
Rousuck's Review: 'The Importance of Being Earnest'
Too close to call city council races; ballot counting to resume Monday
Book bans, and book fans, with Baltimore County's head librarian
The distinct and soulful sound of Navasha Daya
A look back at Maryland's eventful primary election night
Primary Election 2024: A roundup on voting across Maryland
Gov. Wes Moore updates on Key Bridge recovery
Baltimore Peace Weekend: May 2024
Are you ready for Election Day? Voting 101 for MD voters
Rousuck's Review: 'Miss Holmes' at Fells Point Corner Theatre
News Wrap: City Council elections and Johns Hopkins protests
Downtown Baltimore is changing. What does its future hold?
Acclaimed composer Nico Muhly on his palette of contemporary art music
U.S. Senate hopeful Angela Alsobrooks makes her last pitch in final stretch of Democratic primary
The latest on Maryland's U.S. Senate race as primary enters last days
Judith Krummeck's 'The Deceived Ones' is a poignant and humorous tale inspired by Shakespeare
Antje Rauwerda writes about the magic of place in 'Slow Time'
Healthwatch With Dr. Leana Wen: Should we worry about bird flu?
Newswrap: Change ups in the Baltimore mayoral race. Plus, a kickoff to early voting!
Midday at the Movies: The Maryland Film Festival is here!
Renowned essayist Marilynne Robinson revisits 'Book of Genesis'
'A Sacred Argument' reflects on trust and division after decades of interfaith dialogue
Baltimore police commissioner Richard Worley on violence reduction and juvenile justice
As primary fast approaches, WYPR, WJZ-TV and The Baltimore Banner host mayoral debate
The leading candidates for City Council's top seat debate the issues
Newswrap: Sen. Cardin on Key Bridge, Israel funding; Plus, Trump's legal troubles
Rousuck Review: 'Macbeth' at the Shakespeare Theatre Company
John Morse has run 18 marathons. Now, he runs for U.S. Congress.
Del. Joe Vogel wants to be the next Gen Z member of Congress
Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates on parents, youth & curbing crime
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Classical guitarist Manuel Barrueco reflects on 50 years in music
James O'Donnell's high notes from 23 years at Westminster Abbey
Rousuck's Review: 'The Hot Wing King' at Baltimore Center Stage
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Don Quinn, candidate for Congress in MD's most competitive primary
Kevin Cowherd on Baltimore sports, the Orioles and 'The Gym'
Harry Dunn hopes to move from Capitol Hill police to U.S. Congress
Del. Harry Bhandari on why Maryland voters should send him to Congress
News Wrap: Sine Die in Annapolis and Maryland's 2024 elections
Rousuck's Review: 'Gem of the Ocean'
Midday on Money: Tax Filing and Finances
When children commit crimes, who gets charged? Parents or kids?
Propagating plants and harvesting happiness with Hilton Carter
April McClain Delaney: In the race for Maryland's 6th District
Rousuck Review: 'The Squirrels' at Maryland Ensemble Theatre
The rural and urban divide explored in 'White Rural Rage'
Midday at the Movies: 'La Chimera' and 'Wicked Little Letters'
Candidate for Congress: Sia Kyriakakos for the 2nd District
Baltimore celebrates Argentine Tango this weekend
Classical soprano Nola Richardson joins Pro Musica Rara for weekend concert
After aid workers in Gaza are killed by Israel, how will Biden proceed?
Updates as recovery from Key Bridge collapse enters 2nd week
Governor Wes Moore on Key Bridge recovery efforts
Neil Parrott's 2024 campaign to serve western Md. in Congress
Healthwatch: How to talk about vaccine skepticism with loved ones?
Transportation Sec. Buttigieg on federal support for bridge collapse
News Wrap: After bridge collapse, what's next for Baltimore?
How does policy alter public health? Ask Dr. Keshia Pollack Porter
The Orioles' opening day is here!
A day later, the latest on the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse
A WYPR Live Special on the Key bridge collapse
What we know about the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge
Howard County's Sen. Clarence Lam sets his sights on Congress
Playwright Karen Zacarias on “The Book Club Play”
News wrap: Judging juveniles and tax reform in Annapolis
Wendy Bozel: Democratic candidate for Baltimore City Mayor
The Mayor of Hagerstown turns her sights on U.S. Congress
City Council President Nick Mosby makes his case for re-election
Comptroller Brooke Lierman on the state of Maryland's economy
The University of Baltimore aims to inspire future public service leadership
EV's, auto news and tips with MotorWeek's John Davis
Rousuck's Review: "Avaaz" at the Olney Theatre Center
News Wrap: Fani Willis, Biden's documents and minority voters
Johnny O's campaign to move from the county to Congress
Which direction will Maryland take on juvenile justice reform?
Gov. Wes Moore answers your questions in a Midday Town Hall
State Sen. Sarah Elfreth runs for Congress in Maryland's most competitive district
Angela Alsobrooks aspires to replace Senator Ben Cardin
Rousuck Reviews: "Forbidden Broadway's Greatest Hits"
Midday at the Movies: Oscar Awards 2024
Can redevelopment at Mondawmin empower the neighborhood?
On Super Tuesday, Trump wins big and Haley suspends
Thiru Vignarajah on his second bid to become Baltimore's Mayor
Healthwatch: COVID guidelines are changing. Plus, the dangers of heart disease
Donald Scoggins: Candidate for Baltimore City Mayor
Rousuck Reviews: "The Oresteia" at Chesapeake Shakespeare Co.
News Wrap: Maryland General Assembly 2024
What does the Bay need from the Maryland General Assembly?
Tax increment financing, TIFs, are supposed to help Baltimore grow. But are they working?
The legacy of Black businesses amid Read Street's vibrant mosaic
Building healthy communities and fighting food insecurity
Paul Starobin explores Russian resistance in "Putin's Exiles"
Change in Leadership at the Enoch Pratt Free Library
Two stations combine as Baltimore Public Media to serve the city and beyond
Rousuck Reviews: "Peter Pan" at The Hippodrome
Congressional races, latest on ghost guns and police misconduct
The Swingles show-off their vocals, live from WTMD
Wesley Lowery explores white supremacist violence in "American Whitelash"
NPR's Ayesha Rascoe spotlights Black colleges in "HBCU Made"
"The Sum of Us" explores the collective benefits of equality
A story of slavery & freedom in Md. and DC in "Flee North"
Dr. Freeman Hrabowski educates on the "The Resilient University"
Rousuck Reviews: "Jane Eyre" at The Classic Theatre in Annapolis
Cellist Natalie Clein is playing classical music her own way
The trailblazing story of Hopkins pediatrician Helen Brooke Taussig
Agriculture, waterways and development along Maryland's Upper Shore
Could Balto. County reconsider mixed-use plans, council size?
Candidate for Congress: Del. Mike Rogers for Md's 3rd District
Democratic Candidate for Mayor: Wendell Freeman
Newswrap: Border security and SCOTUS hears Trump case
Rousuck's Review: "Crumbs from the Table of Joy" at the Everyman Theatre
Candidate for Congress: Juan Dominguez for the 3rd District
Healthwatch With Dr. Leana Wen:
Rousuck's Review: "Mrs. Doubtfire" at The Hippodrome
Midday at the Movies with Jed Dietz
News Wrap: Marilyn and Nick Mosby, the trial & their future
Midday Live @ WTMD: The Swingles
"HBCU Made" by NPR's Ayesha Rascoe highlights Black colleges
Candidate for City Council President: Shannon Sneed
How can MD improve the approach to juvenile justice?
Dr. Matthew Taylor on "Spiritual Warriors" and the January 6th riot
Rousuck's Review: "Rent" by Iron Crow Theatre
Legal Update: Trump Trials, Hunter Biden and Fani Willis
The Ravens and Baltimore City are ready for the Chiefs
Sen. Chris Van Hollen on Israel, Ukraine and the federal budget
Congressman David Trone makes his case to become Maryland's next Senator
Balto County Exec. Olszewski shares his 2024 priorities
Dr. Jeffrey Kahn on the challenges of doctors "playing God"
Del. Terri Hill's campaign to succeed congressman Sarbanes
Rousuck's Review: "Book of Grace" by Rapid Lemon Productions
Newswrap: Snowfall & the Baltimore Sun's new ownership
Mayor Brandon Scott on his 2024 re-election campaign
Bob Wallace: Baltimore City Mayoral Candidate
Baltimore's history of Black churches & political activism
How will new ownership impact The Baltimore Sun?
2024 Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service
Artist Wordsmith on Baltimore's rails as a "Network to Freedom"
Maryland General Assembly 2024: What's on the agenda?
Councilmember Zeke Cohen seeks top seat on Baltimore City Council
Soprano Opera Singer Julia Bullock's Baltimore Debut
Midday on Higher Ed: UMES President Dr. Heidi Anderson
The Ravens get ready for the playoffs
A look ahead to the 2024 General Assembly with Senate President Bill Ferguson
Can Baltimore become a tech hub?
Midday on Books: "Absolution," from novelist Alice McDermott
Rousuck's Review: "Ragtime" at Signature Theater
Movies: A look back at 2023 & forward to the Golden Globes
A conversation with 2024 mayoral candidate Sheila Dixon
Migrant surge during the holidays, how will cities adapt?
Healthwatch with Dr. Leana Wen: New health choices for the New Year
Journalist Jill Lepore compiles new book of essays, "The Deadline"
Dr. Joy Buolamwini questions technology in "Unmasking AI"
Spotlight on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
Midday on Music: Live @ WTMD: South Africa's Ndlovu Youth Choir
Rousuck Review: 'Dial M for Murder' at Everyman Theatre
WYPR Reporters' Year End Newswrap 2023
Where does Baltimore stand on housing and homebuying?
Donald Trump is disqualified from the Colorado election ballot
Homicides are down in Baltimore in 2023, what's planned for 2024?
Baltimore Center Stage's Artistic Director Stevie Walker-Webb
Baltimore Corps celebrates 10 years with new leader Caryn York
Midday's Annual Holiday Show 2023: Helicon and Friends
A Palestinian father's hunt for his son in Jerusalem
Orchestra conductor Michael Repper on "The Nutcracker"
Rousuck's Review: "Cinderella" by Artscentric
Can Baltimore Fire Chief James Wallace improve firefighter safety?
What's the future of Harborplace, Camden Yards and downtown?
Hopkins Police Chief on building the force and policing procedure
"Dial M for Murder" at Everyman Theatre
MTA on the light rail service suspension of the north-south line