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The drought affecting most of Maryland could get worse and many people are already feeling the pain. The dry conditions are back this week causing problems we normally don't see until summertime.
A Baltimore City Circuit Court jury found a pastor guilty of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl from April 2000 until March 2002.
A man has been convicted of negligent vehicular homicide while impaired by alcohol in a 2010 car crash that killed his best friend.
Metro officials are checking all 46 automated external defibrillators at stations after a device used on a man having a heart attack had an insufficient battery charge.
A five-car crash on northbound I-83 and Timonium Road has backed traffic up on the highway and sent one person to the hospital with minor injuries.
A raid on a West Baltimore home turns up more than the drugs police were expecting. They also broke up a dog fighting ring. WJZ digs deeper into dog fighting with some surprising results.
Millions of dollars in budget cuts are looming. Now students are pleading for Governor Martin O'Malley to call a special session to deal with the crisis.
A Howard County woman missing since 1991 is found buried just feet away from her home. Now her husband is under arrest.
If you like the music of Les Mis and Miss Saigon, you'll want to head to the Meyerhoff this weekend. The Baltimore Symphony and the Baltimore Choral Arts Society will be joined by a group of talented singers.
The mother of slain Cockeysville native Yeardley Love wants lawmakers to do more to protect young women from domestic violence.
As comebacks go, it's off the charts. Researchers are finding a population explosion of blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay.
Doing good in Maryland with the help of Kevin Bacon. The actor was in College Park to award University of Maryland students who came up with the best charitable idea.
Baltimore's own Iron Man swings a hammer instead of a bat. Cal Ripken Jr. is helping re-build tornado-ravaged homes in the south.
Federal agents and local police in Maryland have arrested a Mexican national wanted for a slaying that occurred more than 30 years ago in Texas.
Failure to pass legislation that would have forced energy companies to fund gas drilling studies could mean more delays for those wanting to tap in the natural gas lurking in western Maryland.
