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Chris Kinney, a resident of Rapides Parish in central Louisiana, has seen his electricity disconnected eight times in the past two years for falling behind on his energy bills to Cleco Power.
Major League Baseball's lockout of its players is now in its fourth month.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh and Maryland Secretary of State John C. Wobensmith are warning residents about the potential for charity scams from people posing as workers with organizations helping the Ukraine.
Today is an alert day due to storm potential that could affect your afternoon commute. We could see numerous severe storms, with damaging winds possible.
This week's WJZ Furever Friend is Ace.
Allegany, Baltimore, Carroll, Cecil, Frederick, Garrett, Harford, Howard and Washington counties, as well as Baltimore City, could see rain and heavy wind gusts.
Investigators believe an explosion that rocked a Silver Spring apartment building last week was an accident caused by a severed gas line, officials said Monday.
A new shipping line focused on e-commerce will soon be making regular stops at the Port of Baltimore.
In this inaugural edition of "On The Menu," Erik "Chef Egg" Berlin introduced us to a tasty and healthy snack that doesn't take too long to prepare.
On Monday, we kicked off WJZ at 9 with a segment about the most visible timepiece throughout the Baltimore area. That's right--we went inside the Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower clock.
A pedestrian was killed and another was hurt Sunday night in a crash in Baltimore County.
A teen was in custody and authorities were searching for a second intruder after a stolen vehicle went through a security checkpoint at Joint Base Andrews on Sunday night, officials said.
An Odenton man is facing a weapons charge after he allegedly tried to bring a loaded handgun onto a flight departing LaGuardia Airport, the Transportation Security Administration said Monday.
Baltimore homicide detectives are seeking help identifying a middle-aged man.
Maryland's six casinos brought in nearly $163 million in February revenue, a 29.1% increase from the year prior when the buildings were operating under COVID-19 capacity restrictions, Maryland Lottery and Gaming said.
