The MTA faces a Fall deadline for its nearly two-decades-old Central Maryland Transportation Plan, so how will it address the needs of riders in the midst of a pandemic? And COVID-19 hasn’t stopped the much-anticipated Maryland Film Festival, but it'll change how we experience it.

A public health expert worries that Stage II of Maryland’s reopening may be too much, too soon. Plus: A recent Supreme Court decision could impact a lawsuit against a Baltimore-based humanitarian organization.

The City Council Proposes cuts to the Baltimore Police Department. A report on post-graduation challenges for Baltimore County’s students with disabilities. And a look at the pandemic's impact on Baltimore’s tourism economy.

Local efforts underway on reforming police departments across Maryland. Plus: Important headlines on assisted living facilities. And, as many of the state’s jurisdictions moved into Phase Two of Governor Hogan’s reopening plan today, we'll tell you what’s open this weekend, and with what limitations.

A look into the details of Stage II of Maryland’s recovery plan: Is there a difference between what’s legal and what’s safe? Also: How’s the job hunt going for Maryland’s 700 thousand unemployed? Plus: The Pro Bono Counseling Project offers free mental health services in a time of tumult.

Governor Hogan moves the state further into stage II of reopening. State government employees testify that they’ve been without the equipment necessary to do their jobs during the pandemic. The next mayor of Baltimore, Brandon Scott, delivers his acceptance speech from the neighborhood where he grew up. Plus, high school seniors look beyond their socially distanced graduations to their role as activists in a changing world.

A look at a persistent COVID-19 hot-spot in Maryland: The prison system. A recap of the weekend's demonstrations in Baltimore, calling for an end to police brutality. And the city’s primary election - when are we going to have results?

The pandemic has forced libraries to adapt, but how have those changes have impacted patrons? Baltimore’s Mayor says the city is ready for Phase One of reopening. Dr. Leana Wen looks at the intersection of a health crisis and a political crisis. And Erricka Bridgeford reflects on protests, both peaceful and violent.

A closer look at which businesses can open safely, under Stage II of Maryland’s Road Map to Recovery. One county leader wants to do away with the statewide patchwork of reopening schedules. And in Baltimore, city elections workers gather in a warehouse to properly count ballots.

Maryland’s Governor will be lifting more restrictions as he moves the state into Phase II of reopening. State elections board officials are on the defensive because of Baltimore’s problems with its first-ever mail-in balloting. And as America’s racial inequalities play out in protests across the nation, a local community conflict resolution leader says you can’t just address the symptoms.