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New information in the disappearance of a National Guardsman. His body was recovered from the waters of the Inner Harbor this week. His family tells WJZ his death was an accident.
A serious crash causes problems along the JFX. Police say multiple vehicles were involved in a collision on southbound I-83 near Guilford Avenue.
It's the quiet after the storm at stores across the U.S. after crowds of bargain shoppers battled it out for discount deals. Retailers bank on the busiest shopping day of the year.
A life saving effort is underway to convince people not to text or use cell phones while driving.
A Maryland holiday tradition kicks off. Thousands of people headed to the Timonium Fairgrounds for the first day of Kennedy Krieger's Festival of Trees.
Weeks after a destructive typhoon wipes out thousands in the Philippines, residents are still rebuilding. And Baltimore families are doing their part to help.
High pressure will continue to control our weather pattern through the start of the weekend. It will build into New England overnight and promote a clear and chilly night for us with a big temperature range across the region.
As travelers return home from their Thanksgiving holiday getaway, many will pay higher gas prices than what they paid before leaving on their road trip, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic.
A federal court battle over a napkin-sized Renoir is driving two northern Virginia siblings bitterly apart.
Prince George's County police are investigating a fatal shooting in Landover.
A hospital spokeswoman says a Brunswick man shot by a city police officer remains in critical condition at Shock Trauma in Baltimore.
After years of parking where they choose, food truck operators in the District of Columbia are preparing to have their spaces assigned by lottery. District officials say the lottery will bring "predictability and certainty" to the city's food truck scene.
Anne Arundel County police have arrested a man after they say he was seen driving one of three vehicles stolen from a car dealer.
A Department of Public Works sampling found too much haloacetic acids (HAA5) at its Lutherville sampling site between October 2012 and September 2013.
A Washington theater with a long history of incubating Broadway-bound shows is getting a rebirth of its own while hosting a new world premiere from the creative team behind "Next to Normal" and the star power of "Rent."
