Maryland businesses transport life-saving supplies to hurricane-ravaged states
Businesses in Baltimore and Harford County are doing everything they can to help out victims of Hurricane Helene and Milton even from hundreds of miles away.
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Businesses in Baltimore and Harford County are doing everything they can to help out victims of Hurricane Helene and Milton even from hundreds of miles away.
A group of teenagers were arrested twice in the same day after robbing a Royal Farms and assaulting an officer in Southeast Baltimore, according to Baltimore City Police.
WJZ is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, showcasing a museum dedicated to preserving Puerto Rican culture.
A senior at Morgan State University is taking steps to ensure that young mothers in Baltimore are given a second chance and a place to grow through her nonprofit home.
In Elkridge between Doctor Patel Drive and one intersection south of it on Route 1, there have been three pedestrian fatalities since 2019.
The deadly Linden Heights Avenue fire that killed two firefighters and injured three others in late 2023 has been ruled accidental, according to a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) investigation.
The arrest of two teens has put the community of Rodgers Forge at ease after one of their neighbors was shot behind his own home last month.
A K9 training center in Joppa is making sure that pet owners down south have the resources they need to keep their four-legged friends comfortable during the raging hurricane season.
Expect a warm & beautiful weekend with temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80°. Chilly fall air returns next week
Officials say at least 18 people are displaced after the fire broke out in an Essex apartment complex.
At a community meeting on Thursday, residents argued they want to live without the constant presence of coal dust from the nearby coal terminal.
Abortion rights are up for a vote under Maryland ballot Question 1 in the 2024 election.
Dr. Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm, the president of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, says major storms have become more frequent over the past 20 years because of climate change.
The family of one of six construction workers killed in last year's deadly I-695 work zone crash is suing a contracting company and the state of Maryland for failing to create a safe construction zone.
A ballot question surrounding plans for the future of the Inner Harbor's Harborplace will now be counted for votes, according to a Maryland Supreme Court Ruling.
