O.J. Brigance Shares His Life Lessons With Baltimore City School Kids
Bullying and being called names are often a part of life for middle school children. But Thursday, one man -- who's well-known in Baltimore -- shared a tough life lesson.
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Bullying and being called names are often a part of life for middle school children. But Thursday, one man -- who's well-known in Baltimore -- shared a tough life lesson.
After making a public plea to save his friend's life, quarterback Tom Brady's mentor died Tuesday while awaiting a kidney transplant through Johns Hopkins Hospital's transplant program.
Baltimore officials are unveiling new signs to make it easier for consumers at city markets to identify healthy food options.
Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown says the legislature needs to approve a bill that continues to set up guidelines for a government-developed health insurance market.
A forum is being held on children's dental health care to study the expansion of access in the past five years.
A critical shortage of a drug needed to treat childhood leukemia may be over-- for now.
From "Top Chef" to Annapolis. Celebrity chef Bryan Voltaggio is fighting for a cause close to his heart. He spoke in front of Maryland lawmakers in hopes that all students have full stomachs.
It's confirmed. There has been a case of tuberculosis at the University of Maryland Baltimore County.
A mobile dentistry unit is promising to put "Healthy Smiles in Motion" for hundreds of Washington County children.
A 13-year-old Parkville boy is dead and his mother says those controversial drinks loaded with alcohol are partly to blame.
A West Virginia University student who developed a device to help amputees when she was only 16 is now the youngest person ever invited to present to the Royal Society of Medicine.
Health scare at a local college. The University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) is warning its students and staff of possible tuberculosis on campus.
A freshman at the University of Maryland is inspiring people across the country.
From wars to disasters, the Navy hospital ship Comfort always found its way to Baltimore. But not for much longer.
What if you need a certain medicine, maybe one that would save your life, and you can't get it? WJZ investigates prescription drug shortages.
