Author Tom Clancy Buys 3 More Baltimore Condos
Author Tom Clancy now owns an entire penthouse floor at an upscale Baltimore condominium complex.
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Author Tom Clancy now owns an entire penthouse floor at an upscale Baltimore condominium complex.
A Maryland appeals court has ruled that suspicion is enough for police to conduct a strip search.
The Washington region is getting $58.8 million in stimulus funds to improve bus service and create better connections between buses and other forms of transportation.
WJZ viewers share their thoughts about how drunk driving affected their lives.
The cold that's plunged Maryland into a deep freeze extends deep into the south. That's placed Florida crops in jeopardy.
Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport plans to close two main runways over a weekend in September to repave a critical intersection.
An Army doctor who disobeyed orders to deploy to Afghanistan because he questions President Barack Obama's citizenship pleaded guilty Tuesday to one of two charges against him.
The man accused of killing a University of Virginia student from Baltimore County will likely not face the death penalty.
Officials in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia say they will withhold Metro infrastructure funding if the transit agency doesn't resolve concerns raised by the group that oversees safety in the system.
Three adults and three children are dead after fast-moving flames ravaged their rowhouse.
Ron Matz talked to Amber Royal about her store "Royal Things" and how she is donating some of the proceeds to the hungry. Jim Barry from the Consumer Electronics Association talked to Don and Marty about hot holiday gadgets.
WJZ is staying on top of the growing investigation into how a 6-year-old special needs student fell off a school bus and what could have been done to prevent it.
The Ravens' Dawan Landry was back in action the second week in a row after suffering a concussion a few weeks ago.
Prosecutors say Antonio Martinez was grinning from ear to ear as a plan to bomb a local military recruitment center was set into motion. But now his attorneys say it wasn't even his plan.
State fire officials have charged a Hagerstown man with arson after they say he set a fire in his girlfriend's home after an argument.
