Tuesday, May 9, 2017
WJZ's Jessica Kartalija talks about her feature story on a controversial family accused of exploiting their kids for YouTube views.
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WJZ's Jessica Kartalija talks about her feature story on a controversial family accused of exploiting their kids for YouTube views.
Two men were shot and killed early Tuesday morning in the 2800 block of Lanvale Avenue in West Baltimore, police say.
Emergency crews make an adorable rescue Monday, saving a family of ducklings that fell into a D.C. storm drain.
Rayshad Lewis will have big shoes to fill as he come to a state where his dad dominated the pros for nearly two decades.
For more than a year, Phoenix police were stumped by a string of killings in which a shooter stalked victims after dark and gunned them down as they stood outside their homes or sat in their cars. Nine people were killed in all in a case dubbed the Serial Street Shooter.
Cycling advocates are calling on Md. officials to deny parole for a former bishop serving time for killing a bicyclist while driving drunk.
Where you live could determine how long you live, as new statistics show life expectancy varies across the U.S. and here in Maryland, it's no different.
A Baltimore County high school student sparks fear over vague threats posted to social media.
The Martins tell WJZ they got sucked into a social media firestorm, fueled by fame and fortune. They admit they went too far and have regrets.
Members of Congress from Maryland and other local leaders are calling for a study of noise levels from planes flying to and leaving Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
A Timonium man is charged with a hit and run crash in Harford county that killed a pedestrian.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Monday vetoed a congressional redistricting reform bill he described as "phony," because it requires five other states to agree before it would take effect.
City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby was part of a program on justice and voting rights.
A Seattle police officer has been charged with helping smuggle hundreds of pounds of marijuana to Baltimore.
Torrey Smith may no longer play for the Baltimore Ravens, but the city of Baltimore is still in the hearts of the Smith family.
