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Man in critical condition after being shot in the head in East Baltimore, police say
Officers responded to the 900 block of N. Caroline Street about 8:20 p.m. and found an "unknown adult male" with a gunshot wound to the head, police said.
Federal judge denies LIV golfers bid for PGA Tour postseason
The three suspended golfers were seeking a temporary restraining order, which a judge denied. Talor Gooch, Matt Jones and Hudson Swafford claimed they should be able to play where they want to.
'It's like a black cloud': More than a dozen teens have been killed in Baltimore this year
Since Jan. 1 of this year, at least 11 children younger than 17 have been murdered in Baltimore and four of the victims were killed between July 29 and Aug. 6.
Moving History's summer program takes a hands-on approach to teaching African culture
Over the course of several weeks, students will learn about the African diaspora during a cooking class, and how the Mali Empire used drums to communicate at long distances.
Md. campus officials prepare for Monkeypox prevention as fall semester approaches
"The main thing is educating the student body about what they can do to prevent the disease and also recognize it early."
'White power' flyers distributed around downtown Columbia over the weekend, Ball says
The Howard County Police Department is investigating the "hate bias" incident and is aware of similar flyers in other states, Ball's office said.
Hogan urges release of documents behind FBI search of Mar-a-Lago
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is calling for the Biden administration to release the documents authorizing the FBI's search of Mar-a-Lago, a Florida club and the home of former President Donald Trump.
Group calls on Baltimore leaders to address homeless encampments
With homeless encampments cropping up across Baltimore, a local group is calling for city leaders to do more to keep people off the streets.
Mayor Scott says 15-year-old Nykayla Strawder would be alive if gun was properly secured
Police said a 9-year-old neighbor shot her daughter accidentally on the girl's front porch Saturday night in Edmondson Village. The gun belonged to a relative.
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First Alert Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Tuesday evening forecast
There's a chance for a couple pop-up storms in the region through sunset. Temps will dip into the mid-70's overnight.
Mayor Scott says 15-year-old Nykayla Strawder would be alive if gun was properly secured
The mayor said "responsible gun ownership…did not happen in this case." "If this gun was properly secured, she would be alive. A mother and father wouldn't be preparing to bury their own child," he said.
'It's like a black cloud': More than a dozen teens have been killed in Baltimore this year
Since Jan. 1 of this year, at least 11 children younger than 17 have been murdered in Baltimore and four of the victims were killed between July 29 and Aug. 6.
With one in every four nurse positions vacant, Maryland hospitals are facing a critical staffing sho
An annual workforce report by the Maryland Hospital Association reveals a state-wide shortage of 5,000 full-time registered nurses and 4,000 licensed practical nurses.
Group calls on Baltimore leaders to address homeless encampments
"I've been seeing more people showing up," Teddy Mills told WJZ. "These guys in tents, they stay here all year long."
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Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Tuesday morning weather
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Tuesday morning weather
Where's Marty? Learning about the amazing history of The Peale, another hidden gem in Baltimore
After a 20-year vacancy and a $5.5 million renovation, The Peale will open its doors to guests Saturday for a free grand reopening celebration.
Firefighter shot in face with air pellet gun, another's arm hit by fleeing car, officials say
A firefighter was shot in the face with an air pellet gun and another's arm was hit by a fleeing vehicle, officials said.
Where's Marty? Finding out why Luann Carra made a Christmas room in her Fells Point basement
Luann Carra started this magical room beneath her gallery, and now she says she'll be known as the "crazy Fells Point Christmas lady!"
WJZ teams up with Jimmy's Famous Seafood to get students ready for school
As we gear up for the new school year, more than 60 city students benefitted from a back-to-school drive.
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Federal judge denies LIV golfers bid for PGA Tour postseason
The three suspended golfers were seeking a temporary restraining order, which a judge denied. Talor Gooch, Matt Jones and Hudson Swafford claimed they should be able to play where they want to.
Orioles hit four home runs in 7-4 victory over Blue Jays
Ramón Urías hit a three-run homer in the first inning, and Anthony Santander, Ryan Mountcastle and Austin Hays also went deep to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 7-4 victory
PGA Tour says players knew consequences of joining LIV Golf
The PGA Tour asked a federal judge in San Francisco to deny the appeal of three suspended players who joined Saudi-backed LIV Golf and now want to compete in the tour's lucrative postseason.
Ravens RB J.K. Dobbins is this year's co-host of the Purple Playbook show
Everyone is invited to attend recordings of the show during football season twice a month at Jimmy's Famous Seafood.
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde ejected against Pirates
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde has been ejected from Sunday's game against Pittsburgh.
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Man in critical condition after being shot in the head in East Baltimore, police say
Officers responded to the 900 block of N. Caroline Street about 8:20 p.m. and found an "unknown adult male" with a gunshot wound to the head, police said.
Federal judge denies LIV golfers bid for PGA Tour postseason
The three suspended golfers were seeking a temporary restraining order, which a judge denied. Talor Gooch, Matt Jones and Hudson Swafford claimed they should be able to play where they want to.
'It's like a black cloud': More than a dozen teens have been killed in Baltimore this year
Since Jan. 1 of this year, at least 11 children younger than 17 have been murdered in Baltimore and four of the victims were killed between July 29 and Aug. 6.
Moving History's summer program takes a hands-on approach to teaching African culture
Over the course of several weeks, students will learn about the African diaspora during a cooking class, and how the Mali Empire used drums to communicate at long distances.
Md. campus officials prepare for Monkeypox prevention as fall semester approaches
"The main thing is educating the student body about what they can do to prevent the disease and also recognize it early."
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Md. campus officials prepare for Monkeypox prevention as fall semester approaches
"The main thing is educating the student body about what they can do to prevent the disease and also recognize it early."
Hogan urges release of documents behind FBI search of Mar-a-Lago
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is calling for the Biden administration to release the documents authorizing the FBI's search of Mar-a-Lago, a Florida club and the home of former President Donald Trump.
Mayor Scott says 15-year-old Nykayla Strawder would be alive if gun was properly secured
Police said a 9-year-old neighbor shot her daughter accidentally on the girl's front porch Saturday night in Edmondson Village. The gun belonged to a relative.
"The perfect storm": With 1 in 4 nurse positions vacant, Maryland hospitals face crisis
An annual workforce report by the Maryland Hospital Association reveals a state-wide shortage of 5,000 full-time registered nurses and 4,000 licensed practical nurses.
Man charged in connection with swastika and "Cox" spray painted on Baltimore County mailbox
A swastika and the word "Cox," apparently a reference to Republican gubernatorial candidate Del. Dan Cox, were spray painted on a stone mailbox holder last Thursday in Timonium.
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Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Tuesday morning weather
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Tuesday morning weather
Where's Marty? Learning about the amazing history of The Peale, another hidden gem in Baltimore
After a 20-year vacancy and a $5.5 million renovation, The Peale will open its doors to guests Saturday for a free grand reopening celebration.
Firefighter shot in face with air pellet gun, another's arm hit by fleeing car, officials say
A firefighter was shot in the face with an air pellet gun and another's arm was hit by a fleeing vehicle, officials said.
Where's Marty? Finding out why Luann Carra made a Christmas room in her Fells Point basement
Luann Carra started this magical room beneath her gallery, and now she says she'll be known as the "crazy Fells Point Christmas lady!"
WJZ teams up with Jimmy's Famous Seafood to get students ready for school
As we gear up for the new school year, more than 60 city students benefitted from a back-to-school drive.
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Federal judge denies LIV golfers bid for PGA Tour postseason
The three suspended golfers were seeking a temporary restraining order, which a judge denied. Talor Gooch, Matt Jones and Hudson Swafford claimed they should be able to play where they want to.
Orioles hit four home runs in 7-4 victory over Blue Jays
Ramón Urías hit a three-run homer in the first inning, and Anthony Santander, Ryan Mountcastle and Austin Hays also went deep to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 7-4 victory
PGA Tour says players knew consequences of joining LIV Golf
The PGA Tour asked a federal judge in San Francisco to deny the appeal of three suspended players who joined Saudi-backed LIV Golf and now want to compete in the tour's lucrative postseason.
Ravens RB J.K. Dobbins is this year's co-host of the Purple Playbook show
Everyone is invited to attend recordings of the show during football season twice a month at Jimmy's Famous Seafood.
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde ejected against Pirates
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde has been ejected from Sunday's game against Pittsburgh.
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Scott's Chief of Staff to depart for position at Johns Hopkins
Michael Huber called serving and supporting Scott "a privilege," and said he'll be serving the city in a different way.
Trump says Mar-a-Lago was "raided" by FBI
Two sources confirmed to CBS News that the search warrant was connected to White House records.
Frederick County decertifying election results after discrepancy found
The Frederick County Board of Elections will decertify the county's primary election results from last month's primary election after discovering an issue with the certified results, local and state elections officials said Monday.
What's in Democrats' health care, climate and tax bill?
The bill aims to lower health care costs, tax large corporations and make historic investments in combating climate change.
Swastika and "Cox" spray painted on Baltimore County mailbox
A swastika and the word "Cox," apparently a reference to Republican gubernatorial candidate Del. Dan Cox, were spray painted on a stone mailbox holder Thursday in the heart of the Green Spring Valley.
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Moving History's summer program takes a hands-on approach to teaching African culture
Over the course of several weeks, students will learn about the African diaspora during a cooking class, and how the Mali Empire used drums to communicate at long distances.
Where's Marty? At The Peale ahead of its 208th birthday and grand reopening
Over its history, the building on Holiday Street, a stone's throw away from City Hall, has had many incarnations.
Baltimore Black Business Quest showcases local Black-owned businesses, helps nonprofits
In just a week and a half, the three-day We Give Black Fest dedicated to social change, fundraising and highlighting Black-led organizations serving greater Baltimore will be held at West Covington Park.
Where's Marty? Learning about the fireboat 'Tommy' at the Fire Museum of Maryland
Named for the legendary congressman and mayor, Thomas D'Alesandro Jr., the fireboat served the community for 59 years.
The Choco Taco is not quite dead yet
A few weeks ago, Klondike appalled the internet when it said that the Choco Taco would be discontinued. This week, it reversed course, saying the beloved ice cream treat may be coming back - eventually.
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Diapers cost families a fortune, but now some states will stop taxing them
Disposable diaper prices have jumped 20% over the past year, according to the latest data from NielsenIQ.
Wegmans is phasing out plastic bags at Maryland stores
Starting later this month, all Wegmans stores in Maryland are phasing out single-use plastic bags.
Marylanders, Friday is the deadline to file & pay your taxes
Time is running out for Marylanders to pay their state income taxes if they haven't already done so.
State Reveals New Home Loan Products To Help Marylanders Buy New Homes
The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development's Maryland Mortgage Program is launching a variety of new home loan products to provide more flexible options for down payments and closing cost assistance, according to housing officials.
Amazon, Rite Aid Cap Purchase Of Emergency Contraceptives
Amazon is limiting how many emergency contraceptives consumers can buy, joining other retailers who put in place similar caps following the Supreme Court decision overruling Roe v. Wade.
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Baltimore Black Business Quest showcases local Black-owned businesses, helps nonprofits
In just a week and a half, the three-day We Give Black Fest dedicated to social change, fundraising and highlighting Black-led organizations serving greater Baltimore will be held at West Covington Park.
The Choco Taco is not quite dead yet
A few weeks ago, Klondike appalled the internet when it said that the Choco Taco would be discontinued. This week, it reversed course, saying the beloved ice cream treat may be coming back - eventually.
MD receives $22.9M for offshore wind apprenticeship program
The Maryland Works for Wind project will partner local companies and unions to develop a training model for the offshore wind industry, while trying to reach potential workers from underserved populations.
Airbnb says demand is soaring even amid economic uncertainty
Airbnb said Tuesday that it had 103.7 million bookings on its platform during the three months ended in June, a new quarterly high for the company.
Amazon's Ring has provided doorbell footage to police without owners' consent 11 times so far this year
Under its policies, Ring "reserves the right to respond immediately to urgent law enforcement requests for information in cases involving imminent danger of death or serious physical injury to any person," the company said.
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Md. campus officials prepare for Monkeypox prevention as fall semester approaches
"The main thing is educating the student body about what they can do to prevent the disease and also recognize it early."
"The perfect storm": With 1 in 4 nurse positions vacant, Maryland hospitals face crisis
An annual workforce report by the Maryland Hospital Association reveals a state-wide shortage of 5,000 full-time registered nurses and 4,000 licensed practical nurses.
To prepare for possible monkeypox spread, colleges focus on educating students
Educators are working to reduce the public health risk while some students worry about how their campus experiences might be affected by the virus.
Baltimore extends Code Red Extreme Heat Alert through Tuesday
As WJZ's Marty Bass said on today's noon broadcast, the heat index -- a measure of air temperature and humidity -- will have a "real feel" of 104 degrees.
What should people know about Paxlovid rebound? Dr. Leana Wen explains
What is it exactly, and why does Paxlovid happen?
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Maryland Zoo welcomes Marigold, a newborn blue duiker
The blue duiker is a species of antelope found in the forests of Africa.
O's to celebrate 30th anniversary of Oriole Park with 'I Love the 90s' concert series Saturday
Baltimore's own Dru Hill and Smash Mouth will perform Saturday as the Birdland Summer Music Series continues with "I Love the 90s."
Trash Wheel Fan Fest to kick off at Peabody Heights Brewery in late September
The fifth annual Trash Wheel Fan Fest is slated to take place in Baltimore's Abell neighborhood in September, according to festival staff.
BMA to exhibit works from John Waters' personal collection starting in November
Starting in November, visitors to the BMA will get a look at some of the highlights of John Waters' personal collection through the exhibit "Coming Attractions: The John Waters Collection."
Where's Marty? Learning about sharks at the National Aquarium
The curator of the National Aquarium's "Blue Wonders" exhibit, Jay Bradley, joined us and discussed the shark. In our second half-hour, he got specific about the Chesapeake Bay.
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First Alert Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Tuesday evening forecast
There's a chance for a couple pop-up storms in the region through sunset. Temps will dip into the mid-70's overnight.
Marty Bass has your Tuesday afternoon weather
Marty Bass has your Tuesday afternoon weather
Maryland Weather: Hot & steamy Tuesday, with possible storms
It will be mostly sunny this morning and afternoon, with a high of 95.
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Tuesday morning weather
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Tuesday morning weather
Baltimore extends Code Red Extreme Heat Alert through Tuesday
As WJZ's Marty Bass said on today's noon broadcast, the heat index -- a measure of air temperature and humidity -- will have a "real feel" of 104 degrees.
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First Alert Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Tuesday evening forecast
There's a chance for a couple pop-up storms in the region through sunset. Temps will dip into the mid-70's overnight.
Mayor Scott says 15-year-old Nykayla Strawder would be alive if gun was properly secured
The mayor said "responsible gun ownership…did not happen in this case." "If this gun was properly secured, she would be alive. A mother and father wouldn't be preparing to bury their own child," he said.
'It's like a black cloud': More than a dozen teens have been killed in Baltimore this year
Since Jan. 1 of this year, at least 11 children younger than 17 have been murdered in Baltimore and four of the victims were killed between July 29 and Aug. 6.
With one in every four nurse positions vacant, Maryland hospitals are facing a critical staffing sho
An annual workforce report by the Maryland Hospital Association reveals a state-wide shortage of 5,000 full-time registered nurses and 4,000 licensed practical nurses.
Group calls on Baltimore leaders to address homeless encampments
"I've been seeing more people showing up," Teddy Mills told WJZ. "These guys in tents, they stay here all year long."