City Hall Gets Decorations For 4th Annual Toys For Tots
The holiday season is arriving early for hundreds of local underprivileged children as part of City Council President Bernard C. Young's 4th Annual Toys for Tots holiday reception.
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The holiday season is arriving early for hundreds of local underprivileged children as part of City Council President Bernard C. Young's 4th Annual Toys for Tots holiday reception.
Fire and ambulance officials responded to a house fire Monday morning located on 112 West Main Street in Emmitsburg, Maryland.
Joseph Oglesby has been sentenced to life in prison after police say he killed Ralph Timmons in April, 2013.
Medical doctors at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine are going to perform the first penis transplant in U.S. history on a veteran with severe injuries he endured during service, according to WJZ partner the Baltimore Sun.
Baltimore's mayor wants to spend $2 million on a Washington law firm to represent the city during the U.S. Justice Department's civil rights investigation of the police force.
Maryland Public Service Commission staff members say basic telephone service shouldn't be abandoned as the telecommunications industry prepares to switch phone service away from traditional copper landlines.
A New Jersey man has been arrested in Maryland following a police chase.
In the holiday spirit, the Maryland Lottery is hosting the "Warehouse Dash," which is a luck-of-the-draw contest where eight winners get flown out to Chicago and are given 90 seconds to pile as much merchandise into a cart that's theirs to keep.
A Secret Service officer accused of trying to solicit sex from an undercover agent he thought was a 14-year-old girl is making a court appearance as prosecutors seek to keep him in custody until his trial.
A deadly shooting in the heart of Towson. One suspect is dead, another remains on the run following an attempted armed robbery at a liquor store in the Towson Commons area.
Freddie Gray's autopsy was discussed on the stand Monday. The assistant medical examiner revealed new details in the trial of Officer William Porter, the first of six officers accused in the death of Freddie Gray.
A push is underway to remove former president Curley Byrd's name because he was a known supporter of segregation.
It is week two in the trial of Officer William Porter. More important testimony in the courtroom.
New developments in a disturbing crime. A Baltimore County man is accused of setting another man on fire.
A group of veterans in Austin, Texas, realized they needed to do something for their own.
