On the Record

Take control of your happiness with a scientific approach.

Mosquitos are responsible for millions of deaths each year. But a powder made from dead bacterial cells shows promise in killing malaria-carrying mosquitoes. We speak with the deputy director of the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute.

A story about a special Christmastime birth.

The Central Maryland Veterans Treatment Court is a voluntary treatment-based program for local veterans charged with misdemeanors.

We talk with a farmer-member of the Board of Soil Stewards to gauge the health of soil in Maryland

We talk with Democrat Sen. Jim Rosapepe about the thinking surrounding how to balance Maryland's budget.

Federal, state and local partners within Chesapeake Bay watershed won't reach their 2025 goals. Where are restoration efforts falling short?

How is a training program expanding access to abortion care in Maryland's rural areas?

A congregation confronts their church's connection to slavery.

The Walters Art Museum's new exhibit "If Books Could Kill," presents two dozen beautiful but toxic manuscripts.