Maryland Morning Podcast

The trial of William Porter – one of six Baltimore police officers charged in connection with the death last April of Freddie Gray – begins today. A…

We begin with a look back at a recent visit we paid to the Gilmor Homes public housing project in Sandtown-Winchester, the late Freddie Gray's…

We start today with a look at the continuing HIV/AIDS crisis in Baltimore. The total number of new cases in the city is declining, but transmission rates…

We start today with a conversation with a local Syrian Imam about how the Muslim community is reacting to the heated public debate over recent terror…

First, a look at the upcoming United Nations-sponsored Conference on Climate Change. Parties hope to leave Paris next month with a new agreement to reduce…

Before the Supreme Court’s historic decision last summer that said states could no longer ban same-sex marriage, there was Edie Windsor, a woman in her…

We begin with Dr. Gary LaFree, a terrorism expert from the University of MD. We’ll find out how the latest data on terrorism may inform the world’s…

The Vacants to Value program, introduced in Baltimore with great fanfare five years ago, is intended to put committed homeowners into some of the city’s…

As the Republican presidential candidates gathered November 10th in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for debate number four, low-polling Chris Christie and Mike…

Baltimore Housing Commissioner Paul Graziano is under fire over how he is running the nation’s fifth largest Public Housing Authority. No one in City…