Torrey reviews new details about the arrest of a juvenile in Howard County. We examine the school responsibility for Student safety and we speak with Senator Justin Ready on the topic.  We also talk about the role of race in modern day politics.

Torrey reacts to announcements from Baltimore City officials about the indictment of individuals involved with a murder for hire plot.  Torrey discusses the impact of gang violence in the city.  Kamala Harris tries to appeal to black men with key policy offerings, and we discuss if they will be attractive to voters.  A Howard County student is arrested with a loaded handgun, after being charged with the murder of a man minutes away from the school.

Torrey examines the electronic monitoring program for DJS and questions if it is effective for protecting the public.  Officials discuss addressing dirt bike issues in the city.  We also discuss how the presidential candidates will manage the multiple foreign policy crises.

Torrey reacts to some of the ideas put forth by Senate Candidate, Angela Alsobrooks, at the debate between her and Angela Alsobrooks. Obama expresses concern about black men supporting Kamala Harris, and DJS releases juvenile thieves the same day and they return to the site of the crime.

Torrey reacts to Brandon Scott's remarks on juvenile justice and his push for juveniles to be detained for violent crimes. We discuss bi-partisanship and if Maryland residents are really interested in it.  Vacant homes plague the city, and we discuss the city's strategies to address vacants.

Torrey discusses the ongoing challenges with juvenile justice and if the restorative practices are actually yielding positive results. We also examine the US Senate race in Maryland, and discuss how Larry Hogan can salvage the campaign.

Torrey reacts to the news of a 31 year old man shooting a juvenile attempting to carjack him. We discuss the implications of this incident and how it will affect the discussion about juvenile justice.

Torrey discusses the anniversary of the Hamas October 7 attacks on Israel and the impact it had on our nation. We discuss Gov. Moore's announcement that he's forgiving parole and probation related debts. Also we discuss what police employees should do with personal associations with criminals. We also talked to WBAL's own Valerie Preactor to talk about the Baltimore Ravens big win against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Torrey discusses whether Unions have too much influence, and what steps should be taken to address the power imbalance.  We also react to President Joe Biden's surprise remarks on the economy and Israel.  Finally, we discuss local officials visit to Sweden, and how the nation compares to the US.

Torrey discusses the Maryland Department of Juvenile services and the level of effort required to retrieve a child from law enforcement custody.  We also discuss the impacts of job automation in the context of the port strike.  The Maryland Supreme Court rules that UMD blocking an October 7th vigil is unconstitutional. We also talked about the VP Debate of JD Vance and Tim Walz.