WYPR Programs

The "Computerized Assessment of Motor Imitation" or CAMI appears to have an 80% success rate in diagnosing autism.

Local leaders in institutions of higher education discuss the Black experience in Maryland colleges and universities.

Legislation being considered by lawmakers in Annapolis would end the the automatic charging of juveniles as adults in the course of prosecution for certain crimes.

Cohen formerly represented Baltimore City's District 1 on the City Council. Now, he holds the top spot.

Tom Hall chats with former UMBC President Dr. Freeman Hrabowski, III, about his latest book, The Resilient University: How Purpose and Inclusion Drive Student Success.

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.

In a special Midday broadcast for Black History Month, we revisit our conversation with author and former New York Times journalist Scott Shane about his novel, Flee North: A Forgotten Hero and the Fight for Freedom in Slavery's Borderland.

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.