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Trump indicted in Manhattan; first ex-president to be charged with a crime
The case stems from a "hush money" payment made just days before Trump was elected president in 2016.
Rutschman, offense lead Orioles to season-opening win in Boston
Adley Rutschman proved early what the experts have been projecting.
Audit reveals late bills, improper charges, duplicate billing impacted thousands at Maryland tolls
The Maryland Transportation Authority is working to find out why thousands of drivers have been overcharged at Maryland toll facilities.
9 service members dead after Army Black Hawk helicopters crash in Kentucky
The aircraft were practicing a "multi-ship formation" using night vision goggles when they crashed, officials said.
First Alert Forecast: Rain moves in late Friday
Rain chances move back in Friday afternoon and will continue through Saturday
Adnan Syed case pits victims' rights against justice reform
While crime victim advocates celebrated their victory, others warned the ruling could have a chilling effect on existing efforts to fight wrongful convictions and excessive sentences.
Baltimore NAACP responds after brick thrown through office window
Baltimore Police officers responded and filed a report.
Local boxer known for community work remembered by advocates following deadly shooting
A group of community activists gathered together in West Baltimore on Thursday to honor the life of a local boxer who was killed in a mass shooting last week.
Maryland man sentenced for armed robberies, including robbing an armored truck
A Maryland man has been sentenced to 17 years in federal prison for robbing a Laurel convenience store, committing armed bank robberies in Silver Spring, and robbing an armored truck.
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Derek Beasley has your Thursday evening forecast
Derek Beasley has your Thursday evening forecast
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Rutschman, offense lead Orioles to season-opening win in Boston
Adley Rutschman became the first catcher in major league history with five hits on opening day, and the Baltimore Orioles survived a wild ninth inning to beat the Boston Red Sox 10-9 on Thursday.
Orioles' Adley Rutschman homers on first swing of new season
It took catcher Adley Rutschman just one swing to pull a pitch out of the ballpark.
Pitcher Kyle Gibson takes the ball first as Orioles look to build on last year's surge
The slate has been refreshed. There is optimism in every clubhouse.
Asante Samuel implores Lamar Jackson to not play for Bill Belichick
Asante Samuel really doesn't like Bill Belichick. At all.
New baseball rules mean "less dead time, more action"
Since the 1970s, the length of a baseball game has increased from just over two and a half hours to an average of three hours and seven minutes last season.
WJZ At 9
WJZ At 9
Maya Owens has a guide to millennial momming
Maya is all about millennial momming, financial organizing, and creating an overall organized life, and she shares it with her website "Everything Maya."
Where's Amy? Getting wowed at Illusions Magic Bar in Fells Point
Spencer blends a unique mix of comedy, sleight of hand magic, mentalism and danger to create a one of a kind, interactive experience.
Where's Amy? Checking out an amazing card trick by Spencer Horsman
Spencer has performed for high-profile stars including Dan Aykroyd, Chazz Palminteri, Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie, Kenny Ortega, Steve Forbes and cast members from The Big Bang Theory.
The Shop Small Crawl is this Sunday in Remington
Shop Small Remington is April 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Where's Amy? With local magician Spencer Horsman at Illusions
Illusions is Baltimore's longest-running magic bar and theater.
Founder of Black Arts District talks about Women of the World Poetry Slam festival
The Women of the World Poetry Slam (WOWPS) is a slam for poets who identify as women.
Orioles unveiling new amenities at Camden Yards today
The Orioles will unveil new food offerings, renovated team store ahead of Opening Day.
Towson gymnastics preparing for NCAA regionals
March Madness in college gymnastics. WJZ was with the Towson University women as they prepare for the NCAAs - one of 36 teams to qualify and it's their third straight year in the competition for a national title.
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra welcomes Leslie Odom back to the stage
The Hamilton Broadway star will take the stage in Baltimore on April 1. He's also released a children's book he wrote with his wife.
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Bowie State to honor iconic Dionne Warwick with naming of performance arts center
This weekend, Bowie State University will officially name the theater at its Performing Arts Center after a music icon.
Is Safe Streets reducing shootings in Baltimore? See the new Johns Hopkins report
Johns Hopkins researchers said in a newly released report that they have documented a more than 20% decrease in homicides and non-fatal shootings in neighborhoods where Safe Streets has a presence.
Baltimore NAACP responds after brick thrown through office window
The Baltimore branch of the NAACP said it will not be deterred from advocacy after its office in North Baltimore was allegedly attacked Tuesday.
Woman makes waves as president, owner in construction field
The president and owner of Duradek MidAtlantic is transforming architecture one outdoor living space at a time.
Trial underway for former state park manager accused of raping two park workers
A former state park manager is now on trial for rape in a Baltimore County Circuit Court.
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Trump indicted in Manhattan; first ex-president to be charged with a crime
The case stems from a "hush money" payment made just days before Trump was elected president in 2016.
Rutschman, offense lead Orioles to season-opening win in Boston
Adley Rutschman proved early what the experts have been projecting.
Audit reveals late bills, improper charges, duplicate billing impacted thousands at Maryland tolls
The Maryland Transportation Authority is working to find out why thousands of drivers have been overcharged at Maryland toll facilities.
9 service members dead after Army Black Hawk helicopters crash in Kentucky
The aircraft were practicing a "multi-ship formation" using night vision goggles when they crashed, officials said.
First Alert Forecast: Rain moves in late Friday
Rain chances move back in Friday afternoon and will continue through Saturday
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Contractor will not treat wastewater from East Palestine in Baltimore after pushback
Clean Harbors announced that they will not treat the contaminated wastewater from the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.
New Maryland provider opening in post-Roe 'abortion desert'
The Cumberland clinic will be the only independent reproductive health care center in the area and the western-most provider of surgical and medical abortion and gender-affirming hormone therapy in Maryland.
Rock band Queen & Adam Lambert launching tour in Baltimore
Lambert, who rose to fame on American Idol in 2009, joined forces with the active members of Queen - Brian May and Roger Taylor - in 2011.
Gov. Moore's team projects optimism for his priorities as 'crossover' approaches
The Democratic governor's office believes that by the time the legislature adjourns in early April, they'll have passed more bills than recent governors did in their first year.
Man dies after February apartment fire in Cherry Hill
A woman died in the hospital three days after the fire, officials said. The identities of both victims have not been disclosed.
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Maya Owens has a guide to millennial momming
Maya is all about millennial momming, financial organizing, and creating an overall organized life, and she shares it with her website "Everything Maya."
Where's Amy? Getting wowed at Illusions Magic Bar in Fells Point
Spencer blends a unique mix of comedy, sleight of hand magic, mentalism and danger to create a one of a kind, interactive experience.
Where's Amy? Checking out an amazing card trick by Spencer Horsman
Spencer has performed for high-profile stars including Dan Aykroyd, Chazz Palminteri, Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie, Kenny Ortega, Steve Forbes and cast members from The Big Bang Theory.
The Shop Small Crawl is this Sunday in Remington
Shop Small Remington is April 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Where's Amy? With local magician Spencer Horsman at Illusions
Illusions is Baltimore's longest-running magic bar and theater.
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Rutschman, offense lead Orioles to season-opening win in Boston
Adley Rutschman became the first catcher in major league history with five hits on opening day, and the Baltimore Orioles survived a wild ninth inning to beat the Boston Red Sox 10-9 on Thursday.
Orioles' Adley Rutschman homers on first swing of new season
It took catcher Adley Rutschman just one swing to pull a pitch out of the ballpark.
Pitcher Kyle Gibson takes the ball first as Orioles look to build on last year's surge
The slate has been refreshed. There is optimism in every clubhouse.
Asante Samuel implores Lamar Jackson to not play for Bill Belichick
Asante Samuel really doesn't like Bill Belichick. At all.
New baseball rules mean "less dead time, more action"
Since the 1970s, the length of a baseball game has increased from just over two and a half hours to an average of three hours and seven minutes last season.
Politics
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Trump indicted in Manhattan, becoming first ex-president charged with a crime
The case stems from a "hush money" payment made just days before Trump was elected president in 2016.
Book released on ex-Hogan advisor Roy McGrath amid nationwide 'fugitive' search
As the nationwide wide search continues, a new book on McGrath was released Wednesday.
Maryland Senate debates funding shift to education in budget
The Maryland Senate debated a major funding shift in the state budget Wednesday that would set money aside for future K-12 education reforms, rejecting an amendment supported by Republicans that would have steered $300 million to help pay for tax relief for senior citizens.
Could Trump still become president if he's convicted of a crime?
There is nothing in the Constitution that prevents someone who has been charged or convicted from serving.
Baltimore NAACP calls for city leaders to take action on fair housing compliance
The Baltimore NAACP is calling for City Council and Mayor Brandon Scott to take immediate action for fair housing compliance.
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Paddle boat cruise coming to Baltimore's Inner Harbor
If you find yourself in Annapolis the 'Naptown Tiki Club' will be located in Ego Alley.
Derek Beasley is WJZ's first Chief Meteorologist
Derek is a self-proclaimed weather geek and has always been fascinated with nature and science.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus stopping in Baltimore this year
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is stopping for three days in November at the newly renovated CFG Bank Arena.
National Aquarium returns 25 rehabilitated turtles home
Cold-stunning is a phenomenon in which sea turtles experience medical issues after extended exposure to cold water.
Baltimore artist adds dog stick library to Hampden salt box
The library includes notches to add sticks of all shapes and sizes, along with a couple of balls.
Consumer News
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Almost 2 tons of ground beef recalled over E. coli
Elkhorn Valley Packing is recalling the beef chuck after shipping it to states from Connecticut to Pennsylvania.
Dollar Tree says it can't afford to sell eggs anymore
Dollar Tree says they will stop selling eggs at stores because the company can't make money offering them at flat prices.
How to get free pancakes at IHOP on Tuesday
Here's how you can score yourself a free breakfast on Tuesday.
'Pink Tax': Women paying more than men for the same products
Whether they've heard the term "pink tax" or not, most women have noticed their products cost more than men's.
Amazon to hire 150K workers for holidays, over 3K in Baltimore
The announcement, made Thursday, shows the e-commerce behemoth is taking a less conservative approach to its holiday planning than Walmart.
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"Bare Minimum Monday": A new era of sustainable work-life balance or a fleeting trend?
Are Millennials and "Gen Z" re-shaping the way we work?
$31.4M wagered at Maryland sportsbooks in first month of football season, officials say
More than $31 million was wagered at the state's seven sportsbooks in September during the first month of the NFL season and early part of the college football schedule.
Made in America is back, leaving US factories scrambling to find workers
US factories are humming, and manufacturers are scrambling to find workers as the pace of hiring hits levels not seen in decades.
Horseshoe Casino Baltimore submits mobile sports betting application
According to the casino, the limited liability corporation formed for the license includes 40% women and minority membership.
Southwest Airlines attendants protest outside BWI Airport for better pay, working conditions
The airline workers are demanding better pay, safety on the job and improved quality of life through a new contract.
Health
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FDA approves over-the-counter Narcan. Here's what it means
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved selling the leading version of naloxone without a prescription, setting the overdose-reversing drug on course to become the first opioid treatment drug to be sold over the counter.
New Maryland provider opening in post-Roe 'abortion desert'
The Cumberland clinic will be the only independent reproductive health care center in the area and the western-most provider of surgical and medical abortion and gender-affirming hormone therapy in Maryland.
California doctor and university student aim to save lives with CPR app
Ever since Buffalo Bills player Darmar Hamlin's life was saved on the field, there has been a push to get more people trained to learn how to perform CPR and how to use a defibrillator.
Moore says Maryland will defend reproductive rights amid abortion pill lawsuit in Texas
Anticipation is building in Texas as a federal judge gets ready to make a ruling that could potentially restrict access to a widely used abortion pill nationwide.
Baltimore's Pratt Library expands social impact programs to help customers
The expanded programs would provide resources for healthcare, substance abuse assistance and housing.
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Budweiser releases Orioles can for Opening Day
Budweiser is the longest-standing MLB sponsor with a relationship dating back to 1980.
'Hamilton' star Leslie Odom Jr. to perform with Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is inviting you to an evening with award-winning musician and actor Leslie Odom Jr.
John Mayer stopping in Baltimore on solo acoustic tour
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter JP Saxe will open the fall concerts.
Rock band Queen & Adam Lambert launching tour in Baltimore
Lambert, who rose to fame on American Idol in 2009, joined forces with the active members of Queen - Brian May and Roger Taylor - in 2011.
New details revealed about 50th anniversary celebration "The Young and the Restless"
The cast of daytimes #1 drama looks back in brand new footage, Paramount+ celebrates the series' legacy, and a sneak peek at the upcoming anniversary storyline is revealed.
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Derek Beasley has your Thursday evening forecast
Derek Beasley has your Thursday evening forecast
Meteorologist Abigail Degler has your Thursday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Abigail Degler has your Thursday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Thursday morning forecast
Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Thursday morning forecast
Meteorologist Steven Sosna has your Wednesday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Steven Sosna has your Wednesday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Wednesday morning forecast
Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Wednesday morning forecast
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Bowie State to honor iconic Dionne Warwick with naming of performance arts center
This weekend, Bowie State University will officially name the theater at its Performing Arts Center after a music icon.
Is Safe Streets reducing shootings in Baltimore? See the new Johns Hopkins report
Johns Hopkins researchers said in a newly released report that they have documented a more than 20% decrease in homicides and non-fatal shootings in neighborhoods where Safe Streets has a presence.
Baltimore NAACP responds after brick thrown through office window
The Baltimore branch of the NAACP said it will not be deterred from advocacy after its office in North Baltimore was allegedly attacked Tuesday.
Woman makes waves as president, owner in construction field
The president and owner of Duradek MidAtlantic is transforming architecture one outdoor living space at a time.
Trial underway for former state park manager accused of raping two park workers
A former state park manager is now on trial for rape in a Baltimore County Circuit Court.