Parts Of Md. May See Snow Sunday
Parts of Maryland may see some snow Sunday. While the forecast won't be 100 percent set until Saturday night or early Sunday, it looks like most of the snow will be to our south.
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Parts of Maryland may see some snow Sunday. While the forecast won't be 100 percent set until Saturday night or early Sunday, it looks like most of the snow will be to our south.
Same-sex couples are one step closer to being able to legally marry in Maryland. The Civil Marriage Protection Act narrowly passes in the House of Delegates.
The FBI stops a suicide bomber in his tracks, halting his alleged plan to blow up the U.S. Capitol.
A judge has ruled a measure allowing in-state tuition for illegal immigrants is subject to referendum.
"I am deeply sorry and I will never do so again." Those are the words directly from State Sen. Ulysses Currie after fellow lawmakers unanimously vote to censure him for a conflict of interest.
A man who prosecutors say fatally shot an off-duty state trooper after getting thrown out of a restaurant has been convicted of first-degree murder.
Maryland regulators approved Exelon Corp.'s proposed $7.9 billion takeover of Constellation Energy Group on Friday.
The defense team revealed an eye-opening surveillance video in the George Huguely murder trial. The former University of Virginia lacrosse player is accused of killing his ex-girlfriend, Yeardley Love of Cockeysville.
A toddler is discovered walking all alone along a busy street in Washington, D.C.
An Anne Arundel County councilman stirs up controversy after he uses a racial slur in the council's open session Thursday night.
Finding a little comfort on the road could soon come with a little more glitz.
Watch out eBay. There's a new online auction site in town, and it's based in Baltimore.
It's a real taste of Maryland, and if you've had it before you know how delicious and healthy it is. Baltimore restaurants are ready to serve up a rockfish celebration.
This Saturday, Baltimore's own Archbishop Edwin O'Brien will be elevated to cardinal. All this week, direct from Rome, the Catholic Review is sharing its coverage with WJZ.
The house where President Abraham Lincoln drafted the Emancipation Proclamation some 150 years ago is confronting the reality that more people are held in modern-day slavery than at the height of the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
