Teen Charged With Killing BPD Lieutenant's Husband Linked To Two Open Warrants Prior To Murder
The day before the warrant was served, Tuesday, January 25th, is when police said Kargbo shot and killed Blue.
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The day before the warrant was served, Tuesday, January 25th, is when police said Kargbo shot and killed Blue.
The historic matchup just so happened to fall on the weekend of their mother's birthday.
If Rushern Baker is elected Maryland's next governor, he would veto a bill imposing any curfew on "The Block," the Democratic gubernatorial candidate said Monday.
BMW is expanding its operation in the Baltimore region with the addition of a new 35-acre vehicle distribution center at the Tradepoint Atlantic Terminal in Sparrows Point.
The lucky family claimed their prize on January 28 at the lottery headquarters in Baltimore.
The fundraiser was in partnership with Signal 13, a nonprofit that aims to provide financial assistance for Baltimore Police Department employees in need.
The fire originated in an enclosed front porch, officials believe, but the cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Like many other areas in the country, Baltimore County has seen an increase in crime.
The Harford County Sheriff's Office called off a search for a 64-year-old woman after she was found dead Sunday. No foul play is suspected in her death, police said.
Gov. Larry Hogan kicked off Healthcare Heroes Appreciation Week by presenting a proclamation thanking frontline workers at the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center in Glen Burnie.
As part of Ceasefire Week - a city-wide call for no murders - students at the school are using music, song and art to come together to advocate for peaceful change.
This week's WJZ Furever Friend is Paisley.
Maryland's casinos raked in more than $153 million in gaming revenue in January, a nearly 20% increase compared to the same time last year, the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission said Monday.
A 48-year-old man was struck by stray gunfire Sunday night while sleeping inside his Baltimore home.
Baltimore City Recreation and Parks announced Monday it is resuming its sports and fitness programs after they were suspended for more than a month due to COVID-19.
