Flight departures resume across the United States after FAA system outage

The pause after the failure of the NOTAMS -- or Notice to Air Missions -- system was lifted by the FAA around 9 a.m.

• Jan 11, 2023

Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts CEO Sawyer resigns amid MLK Jr. parade controversy

Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts CEO Donna Drew Sawyer submitted her resignation on Tuesday, according to BOPA staff.

• Jan 11, 2023

Will it work? Baltimore's squeegee ban is now in effect.

Baltimore's squeegee ban went into effect Tuesday at six "hot spots" for the activity around the city.

• Jan 10, 2023

Maryland General Assembly 445th legislative session, a special moment in history

For the first time in the state's history, all of Maryland's top constitutional officers are either people of color or women.

• Jan 10, 2023

Pedestrian struck, killed by MTA light rail train in Timonium

A light rail train struck and killed a pedestrian Tuesday evening in Baltimore County.

• Jan 10, 2023

'Thank you and farewell': Gov. Hogan addresses Maryland as he prepares to hand role to governor-elect Wes Moore

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan hasn't yet announced what's next on his political agenda, but he thanked residents for allowing his to serve as the state's leader for nearly a decade.

• Jan 10, 2023

7-year-old brought replica gun to school in Waldorf, Maryland, deputies say

A 7-year-old student at William B. Wade Elementary School brought what looked like a gun to school on Tuesday, according to the Charles County Sheriff's Office.

• Jan 10, 2023

Mega Millions jackpot hits $1.1B after 3-month losing trend

A million-dollar ticket was sold in Upper Marlboro for Friday night's Mega Millions drawing.

• Jan 10, 2023

Police attempting to ID body remains of man found in storage container in West Baltimore

Police are asking the public for help identifying a man whose remains were found last week in a storage container based on a sketch of tattoos.

• Jan 11, 2023

Students, adults injured during large fight in Frederick County high school cafeteria

Several students and adults received minor injuries during a fight in the cafeteria at Governor Thomas Johnson High School in Frederick County, according to school officials.

• Jan 10, 2023

Painting the town purple: Baltimore community putting support behind Ravens for playoff run

Ravens Flock is once again smiling, hopeful their team can make another run at Super Bowl glory.

• Jan 10, 2023

Residents express concern after DPW director resigns

WJZ went to two Baltimore neighborhoods and spoke with residents who felt the resignation won't solve issues with the city's recycling program.

• Jan 10, 2023

Maryland hospitals running out of room because of COVID patients, staff shortages

State hospitals are running out of room.

• Jan 12, 2023

Student seriously injured, another student in custody following stabbing at Lansdowne High School

A student was injured and another student was taken into custody from an assault Tuesday afternoon at Lansdowne High School in Baltimore County.

• Jan 10, 2023

World of Pets Expo returns to Timonium fairgrounds

Full of fun for all ages, attendees can enjoy plenty of workshops, demonstrations, and shop for pet supplies with vendors on site.

• Jan 10, 2023

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