Baltimore, United States (Local)
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Melissa's work is primarily focused on local events and expert commentary related to culture, society, family, and relationships in the Baltimore area. She often seeks out personal stories that highlight community initiatives or issues affecting local residents.
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Economic concerns pushed Donald Trump over the finish line in the race for president. But what did voters mean when they said the economy was their top issue? And how is political polarization shaping how voters view financial recovery from the pandemic? Prof. Ian Anson, associate director of the Institute of Politics at the University of Maryland, explains.
By: Sheilah Kast, Melissa Gerr
Sheilah Kast is the host of On The Record, Monday-Friday, 9:30-10:00 am.
By: Melissa Gerr, Sheilah Kast
Are nurses and midwives born to hold political office? One non-profit believes they are, and works to increase their representation across the political spectrum.
By: Sheilah Kast, Melissa Gerr
From Left: Janice Jackson, Keyonna Mayo, and Susan Goodlaxson are plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed against Baltimore City. It asks that the city bring pedestrian structures up to ADA code. It was recently settled, and Mayor Scott is pledging $44 million to the improvements and repairs. Photo provided by Janice Jackson
By: Ashley Sterner, Melissa Gerr, Glenn Schwartz
The Latin-script alphabet used for English isn’t the only alphabet in use today. Think, for example, of Greek or Arabic scripts.
We talk with medical director Dr. Sarah Schmalzle to hear about the resources University of Maryland Medical Center's THRIVE program provides the community. She also talks about AIDS awareness, prevention and care.
By: Sheilah Kast, Melissa Gerr
Baltimore City fire chief James Wallace talks about how he keeps his department safe from dangerous situations, and why homeowners should be mindful of heating elements especially during winter.
Baltimore Central Booking and Intake_Center. Photo: Eli Pousson, Baltimore Heritage, Wikimedia
We talk with Democrat Sen. Jim Rosapepe about the thinking surrounding how to balance Maryland's budget.
Jordan Bethea is the farm manager at BLISS Meadows, a project of Backyard Basecamp. He is also a member of the Maryland Board of Soil Stewards. Photo: Backyard Basecamp
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