Maryland Morning Podcast

Tensions remain high in Baltimore as an investigation continues into the death of Freddie Gray, a man who died Sunday a week after his spinal cord…

A symposium today at Johns Hopkins examines how trauma in the city affects not just the health of residents, but the health of the community itself. We…

Pursuing the national dialog about the Silver Spring family who lets their 10- and 6-year-old walk around their community on their own, we ask what kind…

What help is there for someone fighting impulses to sexually abuse children? Elizabeth LeTourn’eau, Director of Johns Hopkins' Moore Center for the…

It’s Sine Die, the last day of this year’s General Assembly session. What have your lawmakers accomplished? What’s left for the last hours? WYPR…

What’s at stake with high-stakes standardized testing of students for Common Core? We talk with a teacher in Seattle who’s leading a movement to opt out…

Baltimore City plans to cut off the water to 23,000 who are behind on their water bills. Community activists protest the move. We talk with the city's…

With news that the University of Maryland’s institute specializing in viruses has won a big grant to battle AIDS in Africa, we look at the the institute’s…

How friendly is Maryland's business climate? A set of bills aimed at boosting business is moving through the General Assembly. We talk about it with Daily…

After years of stalemate, legislation is moving through the General Assembly that would legalize home births attended by a certified professional midwife.…