A 31 Member Maryland Commission offers a number of suggestions to close the 3-Billion-dollar budget deficit for transportation. One of those suggestions is extra registration fees for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles. Torrey discusses how this will impact EV

Maryland had 63 Million dollars allocated from the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for the purpose of building EV charging stations. The money has yet to be touched, and EV charging stations are not being built. Torrey explores whether or not this foll

Mayor Brandon Scott announces a 15-year plan to address vacant homes in Baltimore City.  With a price tag of well over 3 Billion dollars, Torrey discusses whether residents should be optimistic about the plan or more skeptical.  Presidents of major univ

In the aftermath of the announcement that Light Rail Service would be suspended, Torrey discusses what accountability should accompany this shutdown. We discuss whether or not routine maintenance inspections should have caught this issue, and if any lea

We react to the murder of a High School Senior who followed up on purchasing a vehicle by Facebook Marketplace.  We discuss the wisdom of buying online in Baltimore, and if this impacts Baltimore's reputation beyond the city.  A recent audit reveals ch

Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates announced aggressive charges against the parents of a juvenile who was involved in a shooting in front of Carver High School. Torrey explores the context of the shooting, exploring if there were other circumstan

Torrey discusses the arrest of a 15-year-old for the murder of an 18-year-old and raises a discussion about the influences on youth. Is it the music? Maybe the criminal influences left to roam the streets? Also, Maryland Senator Will Smith seems to downpl

Torrey dives into the changing nature of victim crimes involving carjacking and mugging of innocent people, including healthcare workers at the Mt. Washington Pediatric hospital.  Things get a little heated as Torrey pushes back against claims that thing

Maryland enjoys a 1.7% unemployment rate, but at what cost? Torrey discusses some of the challenges employers have attracting and retaining talent and the impact of recent labor units.  Harford County Executive Bob Cassily joins the program to offer addi

Baltimore City and Baltimore County hosted a public safety town hall, giving residents the opportunity to share their thoughts on public safety. Torrey continues the discussion with listeners, raising the ever-important question about the root causes of