Amtrak Marking Black History Month In Baltimore
Amtrak will be celebrating Black History Month at Baltimore's Penn Station.
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Amtrak will be celebrating Black History Month at Baltimore's Penn Station.
CSX Corp. says no one was hurt in a derailment of 73 cars on a coal train in western Maryland.
The high-tech system that gives us early storm warnings is in jeopardy. It's a scramble against time to replace the weather satellites that predicted Superstorm Sandy and "Snowmageddon."
A growing investigation and growing alarm over a doctor's secret recordings of patients. As police work to sift through a huge number of images, lawsuits are now pending in the case.
Baltimore's most famous doctor is in the national spotlight after criticizing President Barack Obama. Now he speaks only to WJZ in his first local TV news interview.
The speed camera controversy makes its way to hearings in Annapolis, where some lawmakers are taking the state to task over irregularities in the program.
The flurries today have come and gone, but the winds and cold continue. We are going to the 20s overnight and then only 30s again tomorrow afternoon.
In just two weeks, far-reaching budget cuts known as the sequester are set to take effect. It could cause massive job cuts and changes to services we count on. In an effort to make his case to the American people, President Obama is taking to the airwaves.
It's a symphony unlike any you've heard before. Soulful Symphony is preparing for its performance at the Hippodrome this Saturday.
A woman is dead after being shot by her husband, who then turned the gun on himself.
Baltimore hosting the Olympics in just over a decade? It's a possibility. Baltimore may make a bid for the 2024 Games.
A massive misuse of money. Former Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr., son of the prominent civil rights leader, pleads guilty to spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign cash on his extravagant lifestyle.
The hunt to find the person who murdered a University of Maryland Eastern Shore student continues. And state police have a new tool to help them catch the killer.
Plundering secrets for profits and hard targets. Experts say going from cyber espionage to cyber war is only a few clicks away. That risk is also generating opportunities in Maryland.
Tough tradeoffs. That's what Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake says it will take to pull Baltimore City out of a dire financial situation.
