More Maryland Crews Head South In Wake Of Hurricane Maria
More crews from Maryland are heading south to help in the wake of Maria and the other deadly hurricanes this season.
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More crews from Maryland are heading south to help in the wake of Maria and the other deadly hurricanes this season.
Recent spikes in the Maryland heroin and opioid epidemic have triggered calls for substantial changes in education systems statewide, and a state work group is weighing the return of recovery schools.
Authorities have responded to a crash involving a MTA bus and a vehicle Thursday afternoon in downtown Baltimore.
A new Goucher poll shows how Marylanders stand on issues of national debate.
The Zero Prostate Cancer Run and Walk at Towson University is Sunday, and WJZ is proud to sponsor the event, a part of our Continuing Community Commitment.
Hundreds of fans are traveling to London to see the Ravens take on the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Back to back devastation from hurricanes has thousands of Red Cross volunteers on the move, including many from Maryland.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore has two new additions in its African journey exhibit.
Officials in Maryland are investigating the death of a 57-year-old inmate at a jail in the suburbs of Washington.
One of the more unusual live performances to come to town opens Thursday night, and runs through Tuesday.
The Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services is offering new correctional officers $5,000 to join the department.
The baby born of a woman who chose to forgo chemotherapy to give birth to the child has died, a relative said Thursday.
WJZ is in London ahead of the Ravens' first-ever overseas trip for a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday.
Three major Maryland thoroughfares that drivers have been complaining about for years may be widened thanks to a $9 billion traffic relief plan.
Judge upholds decision to revoke wildlife rehabilitation permit of a man who was convicted of practicing veterinary medicine without a license.
