Protesters Plea With City Leaders To Put Off Removing Roland Park Bike Lanes
Baltimore cyclists held a "bike-in" to bring attention to their case.
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Baltimore cyclists held a "bike-in" to bring attention to their case.
Juan Grant was shot to death Saturday.
You're used to seeing them every morning on WJZ behind the anchor desk. But this week, Linh Bui and Nicole Baker are taking on new roles -- trying a variety of jobs around the city!
Two more staffers in Mayor Catherine Pugh's administration are no longer working at City Hall, Lester Davis, acting Mayor Jack Young's spokesperson confirmed Monday.
Lawyers for Jarrod Ramos have until the close of business Monday to file a change of plea to not criminally responsible.
A 57-year-old man is charged with attempted murder after two Federal Hill stabbings just hours apart last Friday.
Radee Prince, the suspect in the workplace shooting at the Maryland Granite Company, was deemed competent to stand trial Monday, according to the Harford County State's Attorney's office.
An EF-1 tornado has been confirmed in Monkton, Md., on Friday- according to the National Weather Service.
Baltimore City Police are on the scene of a shooting in the 800 block of W. Lexington Street after police got the call shortly before 3:57 p.m.
A rescued turtle being cared for by the Maryland Zoo is now rehabilitated!
A Baltimore city employee allegedly used a city computer to download more than 4,000 sexually explicit images in a span of one month.
A Maryland man accused of planning an Islamic State-inspired attack at a shopping and entertainment complex near Washington, D.C., pleaded not guilty on Monday to a federal criminal charge.
A Dunbar High School student is this year's recipient of the Henrietta Lacks Scholarship, Serigne Ndiaye, who is from Senegal, is an eleventh grader at Dunbar, the scholarship is valued at $40,000.
The Maryland Attorney General filed two civil charges against an Annapolis-based surrogacy company after the owner allegedly took thousands of dollars from couples wanting a baby through surrogacy, but failed to provide them with the services they paid for.
Gov. Larry Hogan has appointed a new secretary for the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services. Hogan announced Monday he has appointed Robert Green to the post.
