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Concerned Howard County residents and environmentalists rallied Tuesday evening in support of a recent decision to overturn the zoning approval for a proposed plastic recycling plant project.
A guide to help Marylanders protect their civil rights and understand state law was released amid shifting federal policies, according to the Attorney General's Office.
Former Baltimore Gas and Electric employees are accusing the company of widespread safety failures, though the company denies any wrongdoing.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia's legal team is so concerned about his deportation, they have asked for a pause on his potential release, and that could undermine the relevance of a Maryland judge's pending ruling on whether to order his return to Maryland.
Gorgeous weather continues through mid-week, heat and humidity return by Thursday and Friday.
If it goes through, the annexation will pave the way for a developer to build more than a dozen homes.
Harford County parents and teachers protested after the school district banned an award-winning illustrated novel from its libraries.
More than 40 dogs were rescued from inhumane conditions inside a Maryland home, according to the Harford County Sheriff's Office.
In our "Question Everything" segment, WJZ anchor Rick Ritter answers, "Are scammers becoming more sophisticated?"
A water line replacement project was in the works along York Road before a major water main break blocked roads and forced some businesses to close over the weekend in Baltimore County.
A man is facing charges after crashing a vehicle into a Fells Point building, according to police.
Baltimore police are seeking the public's help in identifying several individuals in connection with a string of crimes earlier this month in Federal Hill.
The 2025 Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival, which was cancelled in May due to severe weather, has a new date.
A coal facility at the Port of Baltimore is connected to increased air pollution nearby, according to a Johns Hopkins University study.
A Maryland woman has been sentenced to 180 years for setting a Harford County townhome on fire, which killed three of her roommates and another woman, according to the Harford County State's Attorney's Office.
