WJZ's Sean Streicher Welcomes Baby Boy!

WJZ reporter Sean Streicher and his wife Maxine Streicher, welcomed their son Macklin Streicher on September 14. 

• Sep 15, 2020

Maryland Paralympian Tatyana McFadden Featured In Netflix's 'Rising Phoenix'

The power of sport and human spirit. A new Netflix documentary "Rising Phoenix" explains the history of the paralympic games and follows the journeys of nine elite athletes including Maryland's Tatyana McFadden -- "the fastest woman in the world."

• Sep 14, 2020

Johns Hopkins' East Baltimore COVID-19 Food Access Initiative Marks 2 Million Meals Distributed

A program created to help Baltimoreans amid the coronavirus pandemic is marking a milestone: more than two million meals distributed to those in need.

• Sep 14, 2020

Here's When Marylanders Could See The Leaves Begin To Change Colors

A new fall foliage map shows when Marylanders can expect to see the leaves change this year.

• Sep 7, 2020

Boardwalk Fries Opening New Perry Hall Location

Do you love boardwalk fries but don't want to make the trip to Ocean City? Here's some good news.

• Sep 7, 2020

Maryland's Lyon Rum In The Running To Be Crowned Best US Craft Rum Distillery

A Maryland business is in the running to be crowned the best craft rum distillery in the United States.

• Sep 7, 2020

Private Dinner Aims To Provide Relief, Distraction For Victims Of Deadly Baltimore Gas Explosion

Nearly four weeks after a deadly explosion leveled homes and killed two people in northwest Baltimore, community members held a private dinner for victims and survivors.

• Sep 6, 2020

Restaurant Owners Hope First-Ever Maryland Restaurant Week Will Provide Boost To Business

Those in the restaurant industry hope the first-ever Maryland Restaurant Week will be a boost for business for establishments struggling amid the coronavirus pandemic.

• Sep 6, 2020

You Can Help Name Baltimore's Newest Trash Wheel. Here's How

Who will join Mr. Trash Wheel, Captain Trash Wheel and Professor Trash Wheel in cleaning Baltimore's waterways this fall? The public gets to decide.

• Sep 2, 2020

Jimmy's Famous Seafood Makes Mo Gaba Shrimp Platter Permanent Menu Item With Money Going To Johns Hopkins Children's Center

Jimmy's Famous Seafood is making its Mo Gaba kid's shrimp platter a permanent fixture on its menu and plans to donate some of the proceeds to the Johns Hopkins Children's Center.

• Aug 31, 2020

Maryland State Fair To Live Stream Some Events, Including Farm Animal Exhibitions, Despite Canceling Due To Coronavirus

It's the time of year when Marylanders would be flocking to the State Fairgrounds to get on the rides, enjoy some fair food and check out the farm animals, but like many other events, the state fair has had to adapt due to the coronavirus.

• Aug 28, 2020

Annapolis Native, Fashion Designer Christian Siriano 'Feeling Really Proud' Of Efforts To Donate Masks Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Siriano has been hard at work making masks since March when they became an important part of peoples' wardrobes.

• Aug 28, 2020

'Serving The Servers': Despite Pandemic, Baltimore ToolBank Continues Lending Tools To Community Groups

A local nonprofit is lending out tools, tables and other resources to help out those impacted by the COVID-19.

• Aug 26, 2020

Baltimore Students Develop App That Turns Ashburton Neighborhood Into Classroom

A few local students have designed an app that turns the Ashburton neighborhood into a classroom. 

• Aug 25, 2020

Route One Apparel Offering Free Face Masks For Employees Who Interact With Customers

Route One Apparel is offering free face masks to people who need them to safely interact with the public amid the coronavirus pandemic.

• Aug 25, 2020

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