Baltimore's Controversial Surveillance Plane Program Ruled Unconstitutional
The Fourth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled Thursday Baltimore's controversial aerial surveillance program is unconstitutional.
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The Fourth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled Thursday Baltimore's controversial aerial surveillance program is unconstitutional.
The suspect in a series of swastika graffiti incidents in Fells Point has been charged with destruction of property, announced First District Councilman Zeke Cohen in a tweet Friday.
After taking a big hit last year, the tourism industry in Maryland is rebounding as pandemic restrictions ease.
This week, the Anne Arundel County Police Department hosted their annual youth police academy.
Consider this your warning to slow down and be careful! New speed cameras will soon be up and running in Baltimore City.
No matter where your vacation plans take you, if you're flying, you might want to listen up. People are having trouble making their flights. From TSA shortages to plane delays, passengers say they're beyond frustrated.
Austin Hays drove in two runs to cap an eighth-inning rally, and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-5 in 10 innings Friday night to snap a 20-game road losing streak.
Governor Larry Hogan on Friday named Elaine Rice Bachmann as Maryland's next state archivist.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced the female hard crab catch limits for commercial crabbers. The rules will apply in the Chesapeake Bay and its tidal tributaries.
A La Plata man was arrested by Maryland State Police Thursday for sexual solicitation of a minor and child pornography.
A 30-year-old Baltimore man was charged in the June 23 death of a Baltimore County man.
Dr. Craig Bennett, Medical Director and Co-Founder Sports Medicine Institute at LifeBridge Health, spoke with WJZ's Meg McNamara about how you can stay healthy while exercising and playing sports.
Baltimore Police need your help to find a missing vulnerable adult.
Annapolis firefighters are responding to a commercial building fire Friday afternoon.
A Maryland "Y" childcare employee was charged with a fourth-degree sexual offense against a minor for an incident with a child under his care back in March.
