'A Year Of Promise': Baltimore Religious Leaders Share Message Of Faith, Hope Looking Ahead To 2021
2020 was filled with difficulties worldwide. Tasked with counseling millions through them were religious leaders.
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2020 was filled with difficulties worldwide. Tasked with counseling millions through them were religious leaders.
2020 was a taxing year for healthcare workers, many of whom spent countless hours inside hospitals fighting an invisible monster: COVID-19. As the year comes to an end, they're looking forward to what 2021 may bring.
If you missed WJZ's New Year's Eve special, don't worry; here's a look at some of the fun!
One of the best parts of the holiday season are the movies, and one of this year's must-see hits, "Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey," has a number of Baltimore ties. In fact, the film's director said without the time he spent in the city, he may not be where he is today.
Oh, baby! Meet the six newest members of the WJZ family!
Impaired driving is an annual concern on New Year's Eve, so police are urging revelers who drink to either choose a designated driver or use a ridesharing app to get home safely at the end of the night.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott will hold a vigil for the city's more than 300 homicide victims on New Year's Eve.
A winter weather advisory was issued for Frederick and Washington counties for Friday morning through Saturday.
Dozens of people crowded on a sidewalk outside Friendship Academy of Science and Technology to remember Shelton Stanley, a man loved by so many. Some of Stanley's family members attended virtually.
Many have taken up some new pandemic hobbies like making sourdough bread or other crafts. For some of you, your workout regimen may have fallen by the wayside, but gyms around Maryland are getting ready to help you get back to the gym safely.
January is National Blood Donor Month, and to mark the event, the American Red Cross and Dunkin' are teaming up to give thousands of people who donate blood some free coffee.
Marylanders relying on unemployment benefits amid the COVID-19 pandemic may see a delay in getting their money but will not see a gap in eligibility as the latest federal relief law takes effect, the state's labor department said Thursday.
There were nearly 3,000 new coronavirus cases reported Thursday in the state of Maryland, according to new numbers shared by the health department.
All lanes of Interstate 95 north were closed at the Tydings Bridge after a multi-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon.
Police say they have one person in custody following a shooting in broad daylight in downtown Baltimore Thursday.
