Cabbies Targeted In Robberies
Authorities are investigating a series of taxicab robberies in northeast Washington and say they may be related.
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Authorities are investigating a series of taxicab robberies in northeast Washington and say they may be related.
Maryland's Department of Natural Resources is reminding boaters heading out on the water for the Labor Day weekend to be prepared for the remnants of Hurricane Isaac.
The reflecting pool in front of the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall has reopened after a two-year, $34 million reconstruction.
The owner of an online prostitution ring that generated nearly $2 million from across metropolitan Washington has been sentenced to nearly three years in prison.
A nonprofit group that's working to restore the National Mall is seeking volunteers to help guide the park's millions of visitors.
Prince George's County police are identifying a woman who was found dead inside her Riverdale home last week.
The town of Williamsport has received a $275,000 grant to build a visitor center near the C&O Canal National Historical Park.
A Baltimore County student opens fire on the first day of school at Perry Hall High School, striking a classmate in the back. WJZ continues to uncover new information about the troubled background of the 15-year-old accused gunman.
The West Nile virus claims its first life in Maryland this year and federal health officials warn this could be the worst summer ever for the disease.
Lots of money is being spent to influence Maryland voters for and against a new casino at National Harbor.
The search for a missing boater in Middle River came to an end Thursday morning after his body was found near Frog Mortar Creek.
No bail. That's what a Baltimore City judge decides in the case of a caretaker accused of brutally beating an elderly man.
More than two decades behind bars. That's the sentence for George Huguely, the Chevy Chase man convicted of killing Cockeysville native Yeardley Love.
Fire officials say arson is the cause of a fire that damaged a vacant house near Hagerstown.
Maryland's Department of Natural Resources says it has decided to open the 4,800-acre Foster tract in the Chesapeake Forest to public hunting.
