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Baltimore County officials said Friday that they will begin to release data about officer complaints broken down by race as calls to defund the police rise following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
As Maryland reports more than 60,600 coronavirus cases in the state, hospitalizations continue to decline.
Maryland residents can now eat inside at restaurants statewide starting Friday evening at 5 p.m. after Gov. Larry Hogan announced he would be lifting more coronavirus restriction earlier this week.
Survivors of COVID-19 are donating their blood plasma in droves in hopes it helps other patients recover from the coronavirus. And while the jury's still out, now scientists are testing if the donations might also prevent infection in the first place.
The Grocery Access Pilot program, offering qualified residents of West and South Baltimore a $2.50 flat rate fare to and from participating stores, has been extended through August.
With so much uncertainty in the world, economic recovery will be a long, slow process.
A University of Connecticut student who police say used a machete to kill a man and fatally shot a woman, then spent six days as a fugitive until he was arrested in Maryland, will be arraigned Friday on a murder charge, authorities said.
A 17-year-old girl was among the four victims in shootings early Friday morning in Baltimore.
A longtime Baltimore radio announcer was killed in a shooting in northeast Baltimore Wednesday night.
A Baltimore County swim club burned to the ground on what was supposed to be Opening Day for its 62nd season.
Ray Ciccarelli, a NASCAR driver from Ellicott City, has announced his plans to retire from racing following a decision from the sport to ban Confederate flags from its properties.
Governor Larry Hogan remains one of the most popular governors in the United States, according to polls.
Although many graduation ceremonies for students in Maryland have passed, WJZ continues to highlight all the hard work and dedication the Class of 2020 showed.
The Baltimore Farmers' Market and Bazaar returns on Sunday for the first time this season after its opening was postponed due to the coronavirus.
If you live in Baltimore City, the Department of Public Works said expect trash collection delays to be resolved no later than Saturday.
