2 Dead, Others Hurt In Baltimore County Multi-Car Crash
A deadly crash is under investigation in Baltimore County.
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A deadly crash is under investigation in Baltimore County.
Deadly diseases, once nearly wiped out, are making a frightening comeback in Maryland and across the country. Now -- a warning that parents who don't vaccinate their children are putting others at risk.
For the first time, the FDA finally admits that trans fats in foods are unsafe. Now the agency is considering banning the heart-clogging substance from store shelves.
The Towson area is on alert again after a woman was robbed early Thursday morning near Towson University's campus.
Too close to call. Late into the night in Annapolis, ballots are being counted and re-counted in a high drama race to decide the state capital's next mayor.
Kenny and Jeremy get into all things Fantasy Football with Keith Hernandez, Editor and Hot Off the Wire manager at KFFL.com
WJZ has an in-depth look into one of the most notorious murders in Maryland. In 2011, a young woman brutally killed her co-worker inside a Lululemon store in Bethesda. Now, a book released this week offers new details in the crime.
Too many young people catch too many alcohol ads on TV. It's a trend Hopkins researchers say is on the rise and shouldn't be.
Five weeks ago, the FBI shut down what it calls the most sophisticated and extensive criminal marketplace on the Internet. Silk Road was a website selling illegal drugs and guns, but it may be finding new life.
A troubling milestone for Baltimore City. A woman killed Thursday morning marks the 200th murder in Baltimore so far this year.
Travel like a VIP in these private jets you can sort of afford...
The Maryland Food Bank is once again gearing up for a busy holiday season. This time, it's on track to help more families than ever.
The Bea Gaddy Family Center's Thanksgiving Day dinner draws thousands. But did you know, with three weeks to go, preparations have already begun?
A unique program designed for local veterans and others in south Baltimore that need help.
Gov. Martin O'Malley on Thursday urged supporters of raising the minimum wage in Maryland to sign a petition.
