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Bruce Randolph Nelson as 'Serge' in the Everyman Theatre production of 'Art.'

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Rousuck's Review: 'Art' at Baltimore's Everyman Theatre

J. Wynn Rousuck

Midday's theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews the new production of Yasmina Reza's 'Art' at the Everyman Theatre.

Celebrating 10 Years of the BMoreArt Magazine, and the new 20th Issue.

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With Issue #20, BMoreArt marks a decade as Baltimore's arts forum

Tom Hall

As BMoreArt publishes its 20th bi-annual issue, founder/publisher Cara Ober and Managing Editor Chelsea Lemon Fetzer mark a decade of arts community-building and journalism.

Maryland State Sen. Sarah Elfreth speaks at a news conference on Tuesday, March 12, 2024 in Annapolis, Md. Elfreth is running in the Democratic primary for Maryland's 3rd Congressional District. (AP Photo/Brian Witte)

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Maryland Congresswoman Sarah Elfreth on urging the President to fund SNAP as shutdown gridlock continues

Tom Hall

Rep. Sarah Elfreth says negotiations over the shutdown are made harder by lawmakers not being assembled in Washington, D.C.

Christie Dashiell is a DC-born and North Carolina-raised singer and songwriter whose music crosses the genre boundaries of jazz, rhythm and blues, gospel and soul.

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Christie Dashiell brings her jazz songbook to the Keystone Korner

Tom Hall

Christie Dashiell, who plays the Keystone Korner Baltimore tonight, is a singer/songwriter whose latest CD earned a 2025 Grammy nomination for Best Jazz Vocal Album.

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Does the public know enough about data centers to decide their future in Maryland? This group says no.

Tom Hall

The Maryland Data Centers Analysis Group is looking to make better information available to the public and policymaker.

A massive data center is being built on the 2,100-acre former Alcoa Eastalco smelting site in Frederick County.

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An inside look at efforts to bring more data centers to Maryland. What does it mean for the state's economy?

Tom Hall

The number of data centers across the country nearly doubled between 2021 and 2024. We take a look at Maryland's effort to attract this lucrative industry to the state.

Motorweek's first season debuted in 1981. 45 seasons later, the cars have changed but the passion remains the same.

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Midday on Cars: Do you have what you need for winter car care? Plus, is the U.S. being left behind on EVs?

Tom Hall

John Davis, host of Maryland Public Television's Motorweek, joins Midday to talk shop; from emergency road site kits to domestic automobile manufacturing.

Commuter traffic on North Capitol Street heading towards the US Capitol Building in Washington resumes to its normal volume, Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2018. The bill to reopen the government late Monday, was signed by President Donald Trump, ending a 69-hour display of partisan dysfunction. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

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Rep. Johnny Olszewski, Jr. on impacts of the federal shutdown, and the outlook for a resolution

Tom Hall

Democratic Rep. Johnny Olszewski, Jr. (MD 02) joins us to discuss how the continuing federal government shutdown is affecting Marylanders, and the prospects that lawmakers will find a way to end it soon.

Construction of a mixed-use project, including residential, at Baltimore Peninsula. The state housing secretary says Maryland has a housing shortage but is unlikely to support capping rent increases as a short-term solution. (Paul Newson/The Baltimore Banner)

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Comptroller's report says state housing shortage, soaring costs fueling Maryland population exodus

Tom Hall

MD Comptroller Brooke Lierman says her new report finds an average of 40,000 Marylanders per year moving to other states with more plentiful and cheaper housing — an exodus that's hurting MD's economy.

Construction workers, bottom right, atop the U.S. Treasury, watch watch as demolition continues on the East Wing of the White House to make room for a new ballroom, in Washington, Oct. 22, 2025. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)

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The East Wing teardown and the federal shutdown: perspectives from NYTimes's Luke Broadwater

Tom Hall

Luke Broadwater, New York Times White House correspondent, discusses the uproar over the East Wing demolition and President Trump's travels to Asia during the continuing government shut down.