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Estelle Carter, a diabetes educator at the University of Maryland Medical Center, shared some tips on how to keep traditional dishes on the table without sacrificing flavor.
The family of Timothy Reynolds is out to prove any wrongdoing moments leading up to his death following an encounter with squeegee workers over the summer.
A minor has been identified as being responsible for many racially-motivated threats of violence targeting Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
A dirt bike rider shot at a man who reportedly threw a bag of leaves and chased another dirt bike rider in Baltimore's Harbor East on Saturday.
A family-friendly celebration of all things apple returns to the Union Collective in Baltimore this weekend.
A newly-drafted bill could make parts of the Chesapeake Bay National Recreation Areas.
Baltimore's Port Covington neighborhood is getting a makeover.
What is your favorite Thanksgiving side dish?
Our First Alert Weather Team is tracking the threat of a cold rain moving into the Baltimore area by this afternoon and continuing overnight before moving out early Wednesday.
Students huddled inside laboratory closets and darkened dorm rooms across the University of Virginia while others moved far away from library windows and barricaded the doors of its stately academic buildings after an ominous warning flashed on their screens: "RUN. HIDE. FIGHT."
A 15-year-old squeegee worker accused of shooting and killing 48-year-old Timothy Reynolds during an altercation in downtown Baltimore in July will be offered another plea deal.
Bettors in Maryland could possibly be able to bet online before those Thanksgiving NFL football games.
Over the weekend, WJZ and its media partner, the Baltimore Banner, treated Baltimore City Public Schools students to a special screening of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and showed them that they can be heroes too.
A third person charged in the shooting death of Efraim Gordon, an Israeli man visiting Baltimore in 2021, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder.
Change is in the air, and some Marylanders don't care if it stinks.
