Group Tries To Make A Difference On World AIDS Day At Coppin State
In the 30 years since AIDS and HIV was diagnosed in America, Baltimore and Maryland have seen their rates of new infections climb to be among the worst in the nation.
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In the 30 years since AIDS and HIV was diagnosed in America, Baltimore and Maryland have seen their rates of new infections climb to be among the worst in the nation.
After Maryland's Developmental Disabilities Administration had to give more than $25 million in unspent state funds back to the general fund, the health secretary says he's acting to correct the situation.
In the 30 years since AIDS and HIV was diagnosed in America, Baltimore has seen its new infection rate climb to be the fifth worst in the country.
Will Ray Lewis be back in the lineup on Sunday? A bad case of turf toe is keeping him sidelined.
Federal officials are awarding more money to help states carry out President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. The surprise? The list includes seven states suing to overturn the landmark law.
Less than nine months after receiving a liver transplant, John Kippen finished the JFK 50 Mile.
Howard County Police are stocking their cruisers with a life-saving piece of equipment. It's a device that costs thousands of dollars, and it's part of the county's plan to put automatic defibrillators in all public places.
Howard County police patrol cars are now equipped with devices that can treat heart attack patients.
WJZ has been inundated with calls and emails asking about Meteorologist Bernadette Woods and her beautiful twin boys.
At one Department of Motor Vehicles' office in the nation's capital, motorists can get a driver's license, temporary tags and something wholly unrelated to the road: a free HIV test.
One last gift. The sudden death of a Pasadena teen outside a carnival teaches her family a life lesson about organ donation.
A new Maryland law is opening up family planning services to thousands of women and teens.
Residents who live near a Baltimore paint plant say the city hasn't officially warned them how to protect themselves from any potentially dangerous dust that could be released as part of the building's demolition next year.
A Baltimore broadcasting icon makes a stunning announcement about his health, and the future of his very popular radio show.
Is there something fishy in your fish? There are tough questions about the safety of the seafood on your dinner plate.
