Councilman Huff Admits To Drinking On Voicemail To Chief Of Police
A Baltimore County councilman is accused of drunk driving and seeking special treatment. Now WJZ has obtained evidence suggesting he was trying to influence police.
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A Baltimore County councilman is accused of drunk driving and seeking special treatment. Now WJZ has obtained evidence suggesting he was trying to influence police.
The federal government is one day closer to budget cuts that will cost thousands of Maryland jobs.
New information has been released about how a Johns Hopkins gynecologist spied on his patients, taking video and pictures of them during exams. The hospital is now releasing new details about how Dr. Nikita Levy got caught.
A Glen Burnie couponer wins big on a national game show that airs on WJZ.
Rumors continue to swirl around the possible sale of the Baltimore Sun. Current owners deny it.
Sunshine is breaking out of the clouds and temperatures are jumping big time.
Maryland State Police have identified the recruit shot in the head by his training officer.
A Johns Hopkins facility remains closed due to a mysterious illness.
Baltimore County Police say a woman was killed and a man was seriously injured after an SUV crossed a center line in Reisterstown.
Maryland's largest casino says it's on track to open live table games in April. Maryland Live! announced Tuesday that table games like blackjack will begin on April 11, pending final regulatory approval.
The Maryland Senate on Wednesday gave preliminary approval to a sweeping gun control bill after rejecting efforts to scuttle a major piece of the measure backed by Gov. Martin O'Malley -- a licensing provision for handguns that would require gun buyers to submit fingerprints to state police.
A record year for the city's seaport. The Port of Baltimore handled more cars and machinery in 2012 than any other U.S. port.
The world's largest museum complex is bracing for a $40 million cut in funding due to the budget stalemate in Congress, but the Smithsonian Institution is vowing to keep the doors open at its museums and the National Zoo.
A new report shows visitors to the national parks in the Washington area spent $1.37 billion in surrounding communities, based in 2011 data.
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Michael Gunton. They talked about "One Life." Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about the big Ravioli Dinner this weekend at St. Leo's.
