Baltimore IT Director, Who Went On Leave After Ransomware Attack, No Longer Employee With City
The City said that as of October 1, Johnson was no longer a city employee,
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The City said that as of October 1, Johnson was no longer a city employee,
More than 1.2 million of those people raise more than $60 million for the American Cancer Society- all a part of a goal to beat this, to unite the fighters as one.
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks unite communities behind the American Cancer Society's efforts to save lives from breast cancer. It's a part of WJZ's community commitment.
MD SPCA is celebrating its 150th anniversary with a week of festivities.
The man charged in the fatal hit-and-run of Towson University student Mzi Ncube has plead guilty to one of the charges against him.
Baltimore Police are investigating two Monday morning shootings.
Three Maryland Democrats announced Monday that over $1 million in federal funding will be provided to prevent opioid misuse in rural communities throughout Maryland.
The Maryland Historical Society debuted its newest exhibit Spectrum Of Fashion on Saturday, October 5.
Maryland State troopers will be conducting a winter clothing drive October 31.
Anne Arundel County police found two suspects with active arrest warrants in possession of a .38 caliber handgun Sunday morning.
A Maryland state lawmaker who has resigned is being charged with wire fraud in federal court.
A Hampstead woman pleaded guilty to 11 counts of aggravated animal cruelty Monday after 27 dead dogs were found inside her home.
Over the weekend, a $375 million deal was struck between city officials, Pimlico's owners and the horse racing industry to keep the second-leg of the Triple Crown in the city.
Police are searching for missing 16-year-old Jocelyn Arriaza-Reyes in Owings Mills.
Keith Smith's trial in the "panhandler" murder case has been postponed until February 4, 2020. The case was expected to begin Monday.
