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Budget mess in Maryland. Millions of dollars for education and public safety on the chopping block. WJZ catches up with Gov. Martin O'Malley who says he's not ready to call a special session just yet.
Baltimore brothers are cleared of killing a pit bull. But animal rights activists say the dog did not die in vain.
Opening arguments begin in the trial of a man accused of killing two teens in a hit-and-run in West Baltimore.
Over the years many restaurants have come and gone at Baltimore's Inner Harbor. But there's one that continues to thrive. The Rusty Scupper is marking a major milestone.
American students seem to be falling behind when it comes to science, and that can jeopardize our economy and national security.
Last Halloween was no treat for a favorite Baltimore landmark. That's the night the Mt. Washington Tavern burned down.
Three people were injured and transported to the hospital after a stolen vehicle crashed into police cars on Route 3 between Cronson Boulevard and Route 450.
Caroline Queen is setting aside her school books for a shot at Olympic glory.
A man accused of killing a fellow patient at a state mental hospital has been found incompetent to stand trial.
As more and more children are having their credit ratings damaged by identity theft before they think of borrowing a dime, Maryland lawmakers have approved a first-of-its-kind measure to enable parents to take steps to protect their kids.
After a wildly surprising budget meltdown this week in Maryland's Legislature, Gov. Martin O'Malley said Thursday he accepts some responsibility for the failure to replace $512 million in spending cuts with a package including tax hikes and alternate savings, and he expressed uncertainty about when -- or even if -- he would call a special session to try again.
Some Frederick County students are signing a pledge not to text while driving.
American Red Cross founder Clara Barton's Civil War-era office in Washington has survived since her death 100 years ago.
Plenty of sunshine is coming our way.
The NHL has fined Nashville defenseman Shea Weber $2,500 for slamming Detroit forward Henrik Zetterberg's head against the glass at the end of Game 1.
