Journalists from The Baltimore Banner, WJZ's media partner, offer a behind-the-scenes look at their latest community-based reporting.
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Journalists from The Baltimore Banner, WJZ's media partner, offer a behind-the-scenes look at their latest community-based reporting.
Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley apologized Wednesday for comments last week in which he said the public wasn't alerted to a brutal attack in West Baltimore for reasons that would disparage the victims.
One opponent of the bill said it would be unfriendly to businesses in the city
Fresh off of the Baltimore Orioles clinching a spot in the playoffs Sunday, team CEO and Chairman John Angelos expressed confidence that the team and the state would nail down a new lease for the Camden Yards stadium.
Dozens of people who were wrongfully convicted of crimes - including Amanda Knox and Yusef Salaam, a member of the Central Park Five - on Monday filed a legal brief in the Maryland Supreme Court in support of Adnan Syed, who served more than 20 years in prison in the killing of his ex-girlfriend and classmate at Woodlawn High School.
The former top aide to Gov. Larry Hogan had eluded federal authorities for three weeks and traveled hundreds of miles. Federal agents were searching for his white Cadillac Escalade across the Southeast.
In a 73-page brief, Syed's public defenders argued the issue was moot because Baltimore prosecutors had already dismissed the case against Syed - and thus his conviction could not then be reinstated by the courts.
Actor Josh Charles was on the picket line Thursday to show solidarity with his fellow SAG-AFTRA members as the actors' union calls for pay increases and restrictions on the use of artificial intelligence in TV and movies.
Keivonn Woodard is just 10 years old, but the Bowie resident is already making history: He is the first Black deaf actor and second-youngest ever to be nominated for an Emmy Award.
The FBI plans to exhume the body of Joyce Malecki, who was found killed in 1969 on Fort Meade property in a case explored in the documentary "The Keepers," according to her brother and one of the family's legal advocates.
Two weeks after former Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison announced his abrupt resignation, he remains on the city payroll. And City Hall won't say why.
