Maryland Morning Podcast

We’ll start this morning with a look at some of the big stories that are developing this week. WYPR’s Kenneth Burns and Fraser Smith join me to talk about…

The Baltimore Housing Authority is under fire for allegations that some tenants have been victims of sexual abuse by some maintenance workers. We’ll visit…

Johns Hopkins announced last week an initiative to “build, hire, and buy” in Baltimore, particularly in the areas most affected by the violence following…

The executives of Maryland’s three biggest counties are prone to brag about awards they’ve won for IT and websites … but now they’re talking about just…

New state laws could raise prospects for employment and housing by letting thousands of Marylanders clear parts of their criminal records or shield some…

Disagreements over funding public charter schools have erupted in a lawsuit and such tension that the city this week asked former Mayor Kurt Schmoke, now…

“Maglev” is a technology that could whisk passengers from Baltimore to Washington in 15 minutes. But at what cost? We get a reality check from the CEO of…

Howard County Executive, Alan Kittelman, tells us why his county is cracking down on human trafficking. We talk to a service provider about what victims…

Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake joins Sheilah to talk about her priorities in her remaining time leading the city, her reflections on the last…

We visit Bard High School Early College in East Baltimore where students earn a liberal-arts associate’s degree along with a high-school diplomaa: At Bard…