Maryland Morning Podcast

Baltimore needs big investment in infrastructure like roads and sewers. But, what about the city’s Internet infrastructure? We talk with a deputy mayor…

What does Gov. Larry Hogan’s cancellation of the Red Line in Baltimore mean for public transportation in the city? We talk with urban design expert Klaus…

Governor Larry Hogan announced on Monday that he has advanced, aggressive non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and is undergoing treatment. He also said he’ll remain on…

Is the bail system used in Baltimore hopelessly broken? Could the city of Washington have the fix? We talk to Maryland's public defender, Paul de Wolfe,…

The Center For Urban Families in West Baltimore works with fathers and their families to develop job skills and find employment. We talk with Joe Jones,…

An apprentice /can learn career skills without taking on student debt. Apprenticeships have been concentrated in the building trades, but there’s a move…

Federal housing officials are considering a change to Section 8 vouchers that would let voucher holders in some cities move to more affluent suburbs. We…

It’s been a year since employers in Baltimore were barred from asking job-seekers, on their application form, about their criminal history. We ask a…

On Friday we spoke with Safe Streets about their on-the-ground efforts of to stop the spike of violence in Baltimore. Today, we turn to the police and…

A new plan brings ideas from around the Baltimore region to bear on some big issues: workforce development, transportation, housing. We learn that…