WYPR Programs

Creative Alliance's first performing resident artist Brinae Ali spotlights the legacy of Baltimore tap dancer Baby Laurence.

CASA is an organizing group created to support immigrant communities in the Washington, D.C./Maryland region and their Policy Director Cathryn Paul joins Midday to discuss the organization's current legislative efforts.

U.S. Senator Angela Alsobrooks address challenges for Maryland's federal workforce, agencies and critical federal funding dollars.

In our state, there were 5 times the number of incidents involving shootings on Maryland roads than there were 10 years earlier. State police and the legislature are ramping up efforts to address the problem.

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.

Dr. Joanne Martin, the founder and director of the Great Blacks in Wax Museum in Baltimore, offers her reflections in this Black History Month.

Rep. Johnny Olszewski, representing Maryland's 2nd District, joins the 119th U.S. Congress as a member of the minority party in the U.S. House and Senate.

Author and historian Kellie Carter Jackson researched the resistance against white supremacy through out U.S. history.

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.