Baltimore's 'Vacant To Value' Housing Initiative Gets National Attention
Some Baltimore neighbor landscapes are changing as the city moves forward with its "Vacant to Value" housing initiative.
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Some Baltimore neighbor landscapes are changing as the city moves forward with its "Vacant to Value" housing initiative.
A dangerous trend behind the wheel picks up speed--and this time, it isn't texting.
A spectacular sight at the Inner Harbor for five days only. The oldest square-rigged tall ship in the world is docked in Baltimore now through Saturday.
Desperation in the Philippines. Millions of residents are struggling to survive after Typhoon Haiyan left much of the area in ruins. Aid is slowly starting to arrive.
A jury continues its deliberations in the case of a former Maryland School for the Deaf employee accused of sexually abusing young girls in his care.
America's Catholic bishops have a new leader, even as they adjust to having a new pope.
Radio, TV, movies and video game writing are all being taught in city high schools.
Baltimore City Police continue to hunt down gang members to get them off the street. Perhaps the most dangerous gang, the Black Guerrilla Family was so powerful, its leader was literally calling the shots from behind bars. WJZ speaks with a former prison official who reveals the inside story of sex and smuggling at the Baltimore City Detention Center.
It's happened again. Another victim in Towson targeted for their cell phone. It's part of a nationwide epidemic of smartphone thefts.
A cold front crossed our area around daybreak, dropping temps from the upper 40s, quickly to the 30s and yes... it even produced some snowflakes in parts of the area.
The Garrett County Planning Commission is opposing a state plan to strengthen protection of land along the Youghiogheny River in far western Maryland.
Astronomers and scientists are joining Seth MacFarlane at the Library of Congress for the opening of a new collection of Carl Sagan's papers.
A labor union for state employees has endorsed Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown in his run for governor.
Absentee figures for a recent Islamic holy day may make it difficult for Muslim leaders in Montgomery County to persuade officials to make Eid al-Adha an official school holiday.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has appointed the Queen Anne's County Commission president to fill a vacancy in the House of Delegates.
