On the Record

We talk with Baltimore Banner investigative reporter Jessica Calefati about alarming fatality rates of children who suffered abuse and neglect in Maryland.

Dr. Erin Lonon's nonprofit helps middle and high school students find confidence and community while facing the challenges of growing up.

We hear about the renovation of the JMM from executive director Sol Davis.

Rev. Cristina Paglinauan and Andrea Chamblee share their stories about tapping into their power.

Attorney General Anthony Brown and some democratic colleagues are working to combat presidential executive orders that have come fast and furious. Plus, Baltimore City is fighting back, too.

The LISS program — low-impact support services for people with disabilities — may be completely cut if Gov. Moore's proposed budget cuts go through. What could that mean?

Tia McDonald has breathed life into an urban lot in West Baltimore. Now it educates neighbors about gardening and feeds them, too.

Katherine Gorman surprises herself and her friends during a road trip.

Charm City Sings is driven by the energy of Heidi Ackerman, and uplifted by all who sing in it.

Jinji's Chocolate takes sweets to a whole new level. We find out how.