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WJZ visited the studio where Travis Winkey became Baltimore's Black Prince of Fashion.
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WJZ visited the studio where Travis Winkey became Baltimore's Black Prince of Fashion.
Firefighters found a deceased person inside a charred house after battling a fire that damaged at least three houses in East Baltimore, according to fire officials.
Maryland's high school students have been taking the stage to compete in the WJZ Black History Oratory Competition for 30 years.
WJZ is recognizing Project Pneuma as one of the community's most valuable players because the non-profit organization focuses on steering young Black boys away from the pitfalls of life and toward better opportunities.
The Howard County Board of Education has modified its 2023–2024 academic calendar and approved its 2024–2025 academic calendar to accommodate scheduling conflicts, according to school officials.
Reports of a powder in the air and on some vehicles in Maryland, northern Virginia and West Virginia have prompted an investigation by state environment officials in at least one state.
Ihor Remsky, one of the church's trustees, said he and a lot of the church's other parishioners still have loved ones living in the country.
On March 19, 2022, Delonte Hicks, 29, from Washington, D.C., was fatally shot while driving a tow truck in Prince George's County.
A Baltimore judge has ordered the release of a redacted version of the grand jury investigation into a history of child sexual abuse within the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
The victim, 58-year-old Lisa Foster of Elkton, MD, was crossing northbound on MD Route 279 when she was struck by an unknown vehicle.
Firefighters responded to a fire at the Sellers Mansion on Arlington Ave in West Baltimore.
On February 21, 2019, Artis Holt was shot and killed after leaving a restaurant in the 8000 block of Liberty Road.
The appliances were sold at retailers including Amazon.com, Best Buy, Home Depot and Target from 2018 through 2022.
The back and forth over BGE continued in Baltimore on Thursday as representatives from the energy company fielded questions from lawmakers about its grab for control over the city's underground conduit system.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is making a pledge for public safety.
