COVID-19 Latest: University Of Maryland Lifts Sequester-In-Place Order
The University of Maryland, College Park lifted its sequester-in-place order on Saturday.
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The University of Maryland, College Park lifted its sequester-in-place order on Saturday.
The Office of the Maryland State Fire Marshal is investigating a deadly fire in Harford County.
WJZ is proud to sponsor the Oratory Contest held during Black History Month, where students from across the state choose a quote from significant figures in the African American community that spoke to them and explained why it has defined their lives.
The Harford County Sheriff's Office is welcoming a new member to its force! Grady is a 1-year-old bluegrass bloodhound who just completed his training.
Police are investigating after a 42-year-old man was injured in a shooting in east Baltimore Saturday night.
It was a team effort to get 50 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to residents of Baltimore's Mondawmin neighborhood Saturday morning.
It's Academic: February 27, 2021
Maryland State Police arrested a man Friday on charges he solicited sex from an undercover trooper who was posing as a child over the Internet in Cecil County.
Baltimore County Police are asking for help locating a missing 25-year-old man.
Police say they have arrested three suspects in connection with a burglary ring targeting senior citizens in Baltimore County.
Anne Arundel County Police are searching for a suspect accused of stabbing a man at Charlie Wards in Brooklyn Park.
The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration announced Friday the implementation of on-site COVID-19 vaccination clinics for essential employees in service critical departments.
If your weekend plans involve being outdoors in Maryland, you'll want to pack an umbrella.
Maryland reported 836 new COVID-19 cases and 18 more deaths Saturday, according to data from the State Department of Health.
CBS Denver Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida shared his advice about the new questions being raised concerning whether or not people who've had COVID-19 need two doses of the vaccines.
