Midday

New York Times correspondents Luke Broadwater and Annie Karni recount a dysfunctional 118th U.S. Congress and its colorful members.

Midday on Sports goes to the ballpark for the first home game at Camden Yards for the Baltimore Orioles.

Manor Mill in Monkton has become a cultural arts center for northern Baltimore County. Midday hears from the owner and founder Angelo Otterbein and Vanessa Eskridge, director of the Manor Mill Playhouse.

The 2025 General Assembly session comes to a close on April 7, a week from Monday. Lawmakers are working to finish a budget by then.

Debate in the state Senate continues next week, and a vote could come Monday night. But after that, there's still more to do.

Secretary of Labor Portia Wu joins Midday to discuss unemployment benefits, apprenticeship programs and other services offered under her department.

Tom Nichols is a staff writer for The Atlantic who covered the fallout following the revelation that a Signal group chat was used to discuss last week's U.S. military strikes in Yemen.

Midday focuses on the one-year anniversary of the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge. We hear from voices in Baltimore City, Baltimore County and the nonprofit community about the recovery and rebound one year later.

Midday explores immigration issues in Baltimore with WYPR Reporter Emily Hofstaedter and immigration attorney Adam Crandell.

Annapolis Poet Laureate Jefferson Holland highlights the walking trails of Anne Arundel County in his book "Walking Around Arundel: 52 Places to Hike with Your Dog (and Other Best Friends.) "