Stolen staff returned to Harriet Tubman statue in Annapolis
A staff stolen from a Harriet Tubman statue on display at an Annapolis museum has been returned after it was taken nearly a month ago.
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A staff stolen from a Harriet Tubman statue on display at an Annapolis museum has been returned after it was taken nearly a month ago.
Police have arrested 46-year-old Rakyia Talley in the shooting of a 32-year-old man near a Laurel shopping center.
The Maryland Zoo's two miniature Mediterranean donkeys, Harry and Lloyd, had the chance to predict this weekend's Super Bowl winner in their annual tradition.
Firefighters are battling a two-alarm fire in West Baltimore.
Officers searched for and found the guardians of a child that someone abandoned in an alleyway on Friday.
Several female students reported they had been inappropriately touched by a 12-year-old male student, Thursday afternoon.
The victim was transported to a nearby hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Police arrested a man accused of stealing a car and then crashing into a building that collapsed on a 54-year-old man in East Baltimore.
A Maryland Senator is lobbying to pass a bill that will increase transparency when it comes to gas prices, and making gas stations clearly display both cash and credit.
A Maryland mother is taking a step back in time to honor the contributions African American have made.
Ten retired NFL players are accusing the league of lies, bad faith and flagrant violations of federal law in denying disability benefits in a potential class-action lawsuit filed Thursday in Baltimore.
Producers of spirits have new bragging rights in the age-old whiskey vs. beer barroom debate.
WJZ's media partner, the Baltimore Banner, conducted an in-house scientific study to determine where to find the city's best chicken tenders.
Baltimore County police are telling residents in the area of Powers Avenue in Cockeysville to shelter in place as officers continue manhunt for man who allegedly shot at officers.
A woman accused of plotting an attack on Baltimore's power grid wanted to draw attention to the white supremacist ideology she embraced during years spent in prison, where she acquired a Swastika tattoo and increasingly radical, racist views, family said.
