Md. Child Porn Suspect Faces Federal Arraignment
A registered sex offender found living in a Frederick motel room with four computers faces arraignment on a federal charge of possessing child pornography.
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A registered sex offender found living in a Frederick motel room with four computers faces arraignment on a federal charge of possessing child pornography.
Four Frederick County high school students are being honored for a project that makes and sends quilts to wounded U.S. service members.
Spring is here and so is a Baltimore tradition that has been around for a century: Flower Mart.
Union workers at former Severstal North America plants have approved a new contract with RG Steel LLC. United Steelworkers officials announced Thursday that about 57 percent of the union members who voted approved the agreement.
Fighting the violence. A crowd shows up outside City Hall on Thursday night to call for an end to senseless murders in Baltimore, like the death of North Carolina honors student Phylicia Barnes.
Heroin in the suburbs. Once known as a city addiction, its use is skyrocketing over the county line. WJZ investigates the dramatic surge in teenage addictions.
New changes in the works could bring the next generation of entertainment to Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Some of the ideas could even mean a change for the city's skyline.
Goodbye to Garyland. After more than two decades as the top Terp, University of Maryland men's basketball coach Gary Williams is retiring.
Prince George's County firefighters rescued a man who was stuck for eight hours in the ventilation duct of a restaurant.
A student at the University of Maryland has been indicted on charges of producing and selling fake driver's licenses to people under the age of 21.
As we enter the boating season on the Chesapeake Bay, there is a group of enthusiasts from all over the world who are coming to Baltimore for a first-of-its-kind gathering.
Right now, police are working to catch a killer and solve one of the highest-profile cases in Maryland: the murder of Phylicia Barnes. The medical examiner has now ruled her death a homicide.
When Navy SEALs landed in Pakistan to capture and kill Osama bin Laden, one member of the raiding party had four legs.
Slots setback. No casino will be opening at Arundel Mills this year. The Cordish Company says instead it will have a temporary facility up and running in June of 2012.
Alfredo Simon says the past few months have been a nightmare for him and his family, but now he's ready to focus on playing ball.
