Tom Hall is a journalist and editor based in Baltimore, Maryland. With a focus on local news and issues, Tom writes for various media outlets including WYPR, WGCU Public Media, and The Portland Press Herald. His articles cover a wide range of topics including arts and culture, community development, and current events in Baltimore.
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By: Tom Hall
Urbanite Theatre is entering its 11th season in Sarasota. According to Producing Artistic Director Summer Wallace, “Urbanite Theatre … is focused on new contemporary plays … that make you feel and make you think,” and Urbanite’s cozy confines especially lend themselves to intimate, immersive shows.
By: Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes
Former Gov. Larry Hogan, left, and Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks, right, are in a dead heat in the race for the U.S. Senate, according to a new poll commissioned by the AARP.
By: Tom Hall, Sam Bermas-Dawes, Teria Rogers
Maryland's senior U.S. Senator was elected to Congress in 1986. First as a Representative, and then as a Senator in 2006.
By: Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes
Katie Kleiger, Beth Hylton, Saron Araia, Tuyet Thi Pham, Deborah Hazlett and Chinai Routté star in POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive.
By: Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes, Carey Wright
Today on Midday, Maryland’s public schools are at a critical juncture. Test scores—one way of grading student performance— made modest gains following a COVID-19 pandemic-era slump. But scores remain stubbornly low—ranking among the bottom 10 states in 4th-grade reading and mathematics.
Tomaso Albertini is creating dynamic three-dimensional art at Naples Art Institute. In the realm of art, Albertini’s process, medium and compositions are unique. They had to be in order to stand out among the competition in New York City, where he launched his career in 2015.
By: Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes
FILE - Special counsel Jack Smith speaks to the media about an indictment of former President Donald Trump, Aug. 1, 2023, in Washington.
If you tune into the new season of CBS's Survivor, you might see Baltimore Public Media's Gabe Ortis.
By: Tom Hall
“The Great Leap” is an exhibition of representational paintings created by Cuban artist Nelson Jalil. The one-man show takes its name from Jalil’s decision to immigrate to the United States.
Charles Kaiser is the author of The Gay Metropolis and a writer for The Nation. His recent reporting covers the potential consequences of Project 2025 for LGBTQ+ Americans.
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