Adolf Tolkachev was a high-ranking radar engineer in Russia. Driven by a vengeance over his family’s treatment during the Stalin era, he leaked thousands…

Should Baltimore require its new police officers to live within the city limits? Is there any evidence to suggest that leads to better policing and safer…

In this hour of Midday, we take a look at the newest trends, tactics and designs of digital advertising and ask, “What makes a successful ad campaign?”…

Who is the man who took command of Baltimore's police at a time when the department faces unprecedented scrutiny and the daunting challenge of arresting a…

Reviewing the news of the week -- Kenneth Vogel of Politico gives us the latest campaign finance numbers and debunks the "myth of small donors. Then, Kim…

Reviewing the news of the week -- P. Kenneth Burns of the WYPR reporting staff talks about the city's violence and the new commissioner's "war room," and…

We sit down with local businessman and Democratic strategist Michael Cryor, who was appointed to lead Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake’s “One Baltimore”…

We take a look at three unique pieces of Maryland history: Greg Bartles of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, joins us to talk about the oyster…

The summer movie season began with The Avengers: Age of Ultron, but Jurassic World appears to have stolen Thor’s thunder. The fourth film in the Jurassic…

Bob Cherry, past-president of Baltimore's Fraternal Order of Police, joins Midday to discuss the union's "After Action Review," a report that criticizes…