Hundreds Of Dead Fish Float To Surface Of Murky Inner Harbor Water
What's in the water? People--shocked to see parts of the Inner Harbor turned a milky white color--as hundreds of dead fish float to the surface.
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What's in the water? People--shocked to see parts of the Inner Harbor turned a milky white color--as hundreds of dead fish float to the surface.
Federal investigators are on the scene of a small plane that crashes moments after takeoff near Laurel.
Get behind the wheel in Maryland, and there's a good chance you're being followed. Not in the traditional sense, but by license plate readers.
Sophisticated burglaries, drug dealings and other crimes. And prosecutors say a family gang operating out of an auto repair shop is behind it all.
Once again, Baltimore City Council action on the proposed Harbor Point project near the Inner Harbor hits a snag. A committee hearing ended last night with no action on a proposed tax break for the developer.
Community support for Boston Marathon bombing victim Erika Brannock continues to pour in. She talks to WJZ about a major donation to help her with rehab, and a controversial Rolling Stone cover featuring the surviving suspect.
ESPN holds its annual ESPY Awards, celebrating the best in sports. And Baltimore is well represented.
The heat's not only dangerous for humans, it's also proved deadly for some pets. Only one species is really at risk in this weather.
A cover explodes off a manhole in North Baltimore, causing power outages.
The nominations are out for this year's primetime Emmy awards, and two series filmed in Baltimore are in the running.
A military judge is refusing to dismiss a charge that an Army private aided the enemy by giving reams of classified information to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.
The U.S. Attorney's office is filing federal charges against 16 members of a criminal enterprise. The suspects are accused of drug trafficking, commercial burglary, home invasions and arson.
The chairwoman of the Maryland Republican Party says a panel has been formed to explore the idea of allowing unaffiliated voters to participate in GOP primaries in the state.
A Prince George's County man has been sentenced to 115 years in prison for threatening to rape and kill his ex-wife and her daughters.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Port of Baltimore seized a shipment of 2,400 switchblade knives and 1,200 butterfly combs from China on Friday for violating the federal Switchblade Knife Act.
