Trial Begins For Md. Man In Iran Satellite Case
The case against an Iranian-American man accused of helping Iran launch its first satellite may sound like a James Bond movie but it's a real life drama, a prosecutor said Tuesday as trial opened.
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The case against an Iranian-American man accused of helping Iran launch its first satellite may sound like a James Bond movie but it's a real life drama, a prosecutor said Tuesday as trial opened.
A Virginia energy cooperative is proposing construction of a new natural gas-fired power plant near Rising Sun in northeastern Maryland.
Montgomery County police are identifying a Gaithersburg man who died after officers used electronic stun guns to subdue him.
This time of year, percussionist Adam Silverman is rarely in one place for long.
Organizers of an endurance challenge are reviewing protocol following the death of a competitor from Maryland at an event in West Virginia.
The city of Hagerstown is considering three possible sites for a minor league ballpark that would replace 82-year-old Municipal Stadium.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security has awarded a nearly $1.5 million grant to the Baltimore Fire Department to buy 75 monitor/defibrillators.
Researchers have identified the voice of Alexander Graham Bell for the first time in some of the earliest audio recordings held at the Smithsonian Institution.
A potential treatment for traumatic brain injuries may be tested in retired professional football players, who are the focus of concern over blows to the head.
It was a brazen scheme to smuggle drugs and cell phones into Baltimore jails. More than two dozen people face federal charges, including corrections officers—some of whom got pregnant by the same inmate.
A Mississippi man accused of sending poison-laced letters to the president and other U.S. officials has been released from jail. Now the hunt continues for whomever sent the deadly substance.
Baltimore City police confirm a stabbing inside MedStar Harbor Hospital on S. Hanover Street.
The Howard County man accused of choking his wife to death 22 years ago and then burying her body in the backyard of their Elkridge home was found guilty of second-degree murder.
A shootout between police and armed men in West Baltimore is the latest in a string of violent incidents shaking the community.
More than a million people in America are living with autism. As part of WJZ's Continuing Community Commitment, we are sponsoring the ROAR for Autism event at Oregon Ridge this Sunday.
