Pedestrian Hospitalized With Life-Threatening Injuries After Being Struck On Route 24
A pedestrian has been flown to Shock Trauma after being struck by a car in Harford County.
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A pedestrian has been flown to Shock Trauma after being struck by a car in Harford County.
Maryland's same-sex marriage debate may end up being decided in the voting booth, but Gov. Martin O'Malley told a conference on Catholicism and homosexuality Friday that he believes voters will come down on the side of human dignity.
Officials representing the sole applicant hoping to put a slots parlor in downtown Baltimore say they support a bill that would create a sixth casino in Maryland.
Baltimore's Greek community is getting ready for a big celebration. It's the second annual Baltimore Greek week.
Tracking bad air by zip codes has produced some worrisome numbers in Maryland.
The family of a Maryland man jailed in Cuba for spying is appealing to the pope for help.
A sad farewell for a Baltimore man who helped change cancer treatment worldwide. WJZ first brought you the story of Christopher Lyles, who received a revolutionary transplant in his fight against a rare cancer.
Thousands of people waited in line for hours just to get one. Friday, Apple released its third version of their popular tablet.
A Hanover man has pleaded guilty to assault after he rammed motorists while fleeing police on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.
A Columbia woman has been indicted on 69 counts of animal cruelty charges after 40 dead animals were found in a townhouse in January.
Two Maryland universities are going to the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament. And for the first time, they're going head-to-head in round one.
George Clooney and his father were arrested Friday during a protest outside the Sudanese Embassy, and the actor said he has asked President Barack Obama to engage China on stopping a humanitarian crisis in northern Africa.
Peter O'Malley, Gov. Martin O'Malley's brother, is leaving the chief of staff position in the Baltimore mayor's office to join a Baltimore law firm.
Walking past the rows of forgotten animals at the Cecil County SPCA, Debby Stevens had a sickening thought: What if, after weeks of worry and more than a thousand miles of travel, the dog being housed here was not, in fact, her Brody?
Officials representing the sole applicant hoping to put a slots parlor in downtown Baltimore say they support a bill that would create a sixth casino in Maryland.
