Baltimore's OIG says City has not yet provided any court-ordered documents
Baltimore Inspector General Isabel Cumming says the city has so far not provided any court-ordered documents ahead of a November deadline.
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Baltimore Inspector General Isabel Cumming says the city has so far not provided any court-ordered documents ahead of a November deadline.
Friday and Saturday are WJZ First Alert Weather Days.
Banana Ball is returning to downtown Baltimore in the summer of 2027, bringing its fast-paced, unconventional brand of baseball back to Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
The Maryland Attorney General's Office released police body-worn camera footage from a deadly crash following a police pursuit that ended near the Howard and Anne Arundel county line on Sept. 6.
Maryland's elections board was targeted in a suspicious mailing intercepted by law enforcement, as the FBI investigates letters sent to election officials and congressional offices nationwide.
A powerful El Niño could bring a wetter-than-normal winter to Maryland.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has signed a directive instructing the state's higher education agency to recommend actions to improve campus sexual assault policies across the state.
A Maryland father and son have been indicted on federal charges for allegedly breeding, training and selling dogs for use in a dogfighting ring.
Jury deliberations continued in the trial of James Barnett, who is accused of setting a rowhome fire that later killed three Baltimore firefighters.
The gunman convicted of killing Baltimore teen Deanta Dorsey in a 2023 mass shooting at Edmondson Village has been sentenced to 25 years in prison.
Three students were arrested after a fight at Woodlawn High School in Baltimore County on Thursday, marking the second consecutive day of a reported altercation at the school.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott officially signed the city's "padlock" bill into law on Thursday.
The University of Maryland's tennis club has issued a public apology for distributing a flyer that included racist imagery.
Gov. Wes Moore announced Wednesday he instructed the Maryland Transportation Authority to pause any toll increases for 2027.
Two men were killed and three other people, including two teenagers, were wounded in a shooting in Southeast Baltimore early Thursday morning, police said.
