Former mayor and current candidate for the office, Sheila Dixon, joins Midday in Studio A to discuss her political comeback. Can she overcome the shroud…

Midday foodies John Shields of Gertrude’s and Henry Hong of Thames Street Oyster House share stories with Midday listeners about meals that hold a special…

Some of Maryland’s 8 congressional districts have been called “the most gerrymandered in the nation.” A judge described the shape of one of them as "a…

On Monday, the Maryland Transportation Secretary Pete Rahn met with state elected officials to discuss alternative mass transit solutions since Governor…

2015 has been the deadliest year in Baltimore since the 1970’s, and other major cities are seeing increases in violence too. Last week, officials of…

We delve into the controversial firing of a police chief in a waterfront town on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. In Pocomoke City, a decision by the mayor and…

Michael Pinard, professor at the University of Maryland School of Law, reflects on issues of race and criminal justice, noting the approach of one year…

As technology advances and automation increases, how imminent is the threat of a jobless future? Author Martin Ford joins us to discuss his book, “Rise of…

Today's guest is Becky Lundberg Witt, an attorney for the Community Law Center who serves as a watchdog of the Baltimore City Liquor Board. She chronicles…

From ancient kosher laws, to modern bacon festivals, the pig has been called the most “loved and loathed” animal to grace our plates. In this hour of…